Architecture
Inside Modernism: Norman Jaffe’s Iconic Osofsky House on Shelter Island
Norman Jaffe’s Osofsky House was commissioned by Meyer Osofsky, whose fashion label Aileen took its name from his wife. The project emerged during a period when Shelter Island supported a quieter form of architectural ambition, visible in modest scale and careful placement rather than display. The house occupies a gently sloping parcel, with living spaces oriented toward water views through bands of glazing.
Norman Jaffe’s Osofsky House was commissioned by Meyer Osofsky, whose fashion label Aileen took its name from his wife. The project emerged during a period when Shelter Island supported a quieter form of architectural ambition, visible in modest scale and careful placement rather than display. The house occupies a gently sloping parcel, with living spaces oriented toward water views through bands of glazing.
Edra’s wintry marvel of a chair heralds the 2026 Winter Games
Edra’s wintry marvel of a chair heralds the 2026 Winter Games
Edra unveils a new snow-white chair by Estudio Campana to mark the upcoming Winter Games, as part of its ‘Casa Italia’ showcase of Italian excellence for the event
Edra unveils a new snow-white chair by Estudio Campana to mark the upcoming Winter Games, as part of its ‘Casa Italia’ showcase of Italian excellence for the event
Design Heritage in the Harmony of Moscow
Design Heritage in the Harmony of Moscow
In the historic heart of Moscow, overlooking the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, an apartment appears as a reinterpretation of Parisian charm viewed through a contemporary lens. It has been imagined in the signature style of visionary Saint Petersburg designer Tim Veresnovsky, who has transformed a modern residence into a refined universe of stucco work, Versailles parquet and bespoke detailing — a limitless personal project, custom-built for a cosmopolitan collector.
In the historic heart of Moscow, overlooking the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, an apartment appears as a reinterpretation of Parisian charm viewed through a contemporary lens. It has been imagined in the signature style of visionary Saint Petersburg designer Tim Veresnovsky, who has transformed a modern residence into a refined universe of stucco work, Versailles parquet and bespoke detailing — a limitless personal project, custom-built for a cosmopolitan collector.




