To wit: the art of living

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Peter Neuendorff and Larry Yung, of Berkeley, CA, transformed their 2-story Victorian into two distinct living and working spaces. The first floor, which contains an art studio and gallery, is decorated in a Japanese minimalist style while the top floor is eccentric and multicultural.

Case studies, Cover Story, Interior design, Homes and haunts, Neuendorff, Peter, Yung, Larry

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The arts of living: the Cooper-Hewitt Museum is celebrating its 100th anniversary with a joyful look at the design of our lives

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The Cooper-Hewlitt Museum in New York, NY, will open an exhibition titled 'Design for Life: A Centennial Celebration' on Sep 30, 1997. The exhibition will display artifacts from daily life, plans for spaces and communications-related design.

Exhibitions, Design, Smithsonian Institution. Cooper-Hewitt Museum

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Island flavor

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Hawaii offers innovative gourmet food that makes the islands one of the sophisticated dining capitals of the world. Some of the best restaurants of Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island are briefly profiled.

Restaurants, Cookery, Hawaiian, Hawaiian cooking, Maui, Oahu, Hawaii Island

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