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Executive Editor @ABC News. @WSJ alum. Contributor on all things art, architecture and design to the @WashingtonPost, @FinancialTimes, @ArchDigest.
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This 400-Square-Foot Chelsea Apartment Has a Surprising Amount of Storage

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By Troy McMullen Verified
| Architectural Digest Verified
AD’s Small Spaces series is a celebration of small homes—1,000-square-feet or fewer!—with big design ideas. From Manhattan apartments to Milanese micro-homes, each one is proof that you don’t need a sprawling space to show off your personal style. Architect Robert Garneau didn’t have to look far for inspiration when he was asked to renovate a modest apartment inside a prewar building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood.
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Litchfield County's history of modernist architecture includes homes by Marcel Breuer Original

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By Troy McMullen Verified
| Connecticut Magazine Verified
By the time he was commissioned to design his first residence in Litchfield County in the 1950s, Hungarian-born architect Marcel Breuer had already begun carving out an important role in shaping 20th-century architecture. The work of the Bauhaus-trained designer included libraries, office buildings and art museums like the Whitney Museum in New York City, the hulking granite and concrete structure that still ranks as his most popular — though controversial — work.
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Former model and CT artist channels nature and Swedish childhood in her art Original

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By Troy McMullen Verified
| CT Insider Verified
The richly textured canvases created by artist Mia Eriksson are infused with the bold colors and dramatic, gestural strokes that underpin most of her abstract paintings. Working from her home studio in Avon, the Swedish-born artist employs acrylics, oils and charcoal to produce tactile works imbued with natural scenes of light that magnifies their intensity.
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