Art Guides
Santa Fe Art Guides
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Breathing Room
The clients and interior designer agreed to create a home that would function as a place apart from the animation of daily life, while remaining linked to the vibrant city of Austin
Being Heuman
No one could mistake London-based Beata Heuman’s interiors for anyone else’s—equal parts style, function, and fun
Material Girl
Connecticut-based Rosemary Hallgarten designs rugs and fabrics from materials so rich and textured that when completed they take on another dimension.
A Building Model
Architect Norma Merrick Sklarek was designing office buildings and embassies, city halls and museums, when few, if any, African American women were part of the profession. What she built still stands.
Frosted in Time
The Renaissance gardens at Drummond Castle are reminiscent of the magnificent grounds at Versailles, but they are more intimate and infused with Scottish symbolism
Married to Design
Interior designer and owner of Nashville’s The Iron Gate, Rozanne Jackson and architect Glen Oxford not only live together as husband and wife, but also frequently collaborate on projects. MILIEU’s Executive Editor, David Masello, spoke to them to find out how they work together—and why it works.
Factory Made
The noted photographer Christopher Payne takes us inside American factories to reveal how what we use and what we wear are made—by machine and people power
Oscar Niemeyer
Known for his curvilinear, organic forms, Oscar Niemeyer was a key figure in architecture and design. He created landmark buildings and iconic furniture in his native Brazil and abroad.
The Art of the Man
Gary Tinterow, who heads the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is perhaps the most creative force at work at the institution
Lost but Found
A Houston interior designer discovered an old farmhouse that nobody seemed to want. She and her husband bought it, moved in, and brought it back to life
A Gusto for Life
The Mexican home that an antiques dealer and designer built is filled with life and spirit, both from its occupants and the furnishings she has brought to it
Rooted in Georgia
A couple who make their living as homebuilders build a second residence for themselves that melds contemporary living with classic architecture