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Murrye Bernard

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  • Writer and Strategist, Thornton Tomasetti
  • Writer, Editor, and Strategist, Freelance
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As seen in: Metropolis, LoveToKnow, The Spruce, Metropolis Magazine, Architect Magazine, Design Milk, Green Building Advisor, Hospitality Design Magazine, Multifamily Executive, Healthcare Design, HomeLight and
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Heechan Kim’s Loxo Chair Blurs the Line Between Sculpture and Seating

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By Murrye Bernard
| Design Milk Verified
Inspired by the quiet strength of an elephant, Heechan Kim’s Loxo Chair explores the space where sculpture and furniture meet. Pairing a slender walnut frame with a generously upholstered cylindrical bolster, the lounge chair recently earned the Best of Students award at this year’s WANTED Schools Showcase during ICFF.
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Spago Turns Dinner Into a Deliciously Dramatic Performance

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By Murrye Bernard
| The Comm Sheet
Skip to content By Murrye Bernard | Photos by Owen Raggett Some restaurants seem to want to impress you the second you walk through the door. Spago, the newest restaurant at The St. Regis on the Bund, Shanghai, has other plans. Designed by Hong King–based AB Concept, the space unfolds more like a good movie than a flashy reveal. You catch glimpses of what's ahead, wander into another room, discover something unexpected, and before you know it, dinner has turned into an adventure.
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16 New Releases Doing More by Design

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By Murrye Bernard
| Metropolis Magazine Verified
New collections suggest a recalibration of how materials and furnishings define space. From tactile surfaces to reworked natural references and systems that extend indoors and out, these products foreground durability, flexibility, and sensory experience as baseline expectations rather than added features.
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