Dentou to Souzou
For one Japanese restaurant in Williamsburg, “tradition and art” guide both commerce and cuisine Though Japanese restaurants existed in Hawaii as early as the 19th century, and gained popularity in a number of cities ...
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A Style All Our Own
Brooklyn Fashion Week{end} has evolved as the city’s principal competitor to Manhattan’s glam events, and a testament to our own sense of style Photos By Luca Sforza Identifying a fashion style of Brooklyn’s own ...
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Pulling Ahead
Airstream keeps in front of the RV design enthusiast marketplace with two breakthrough models that have future hipster retirees already salivating There is, quite simply, no parallel in the American manufacturing sector to rival ...
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Pen and Think
An island architect reflects on a career devoted to artistic vision and an appreciation for multi-disciplinary design Photos by Luca Sforza To keep her children occupied, Lenny Rampulla’s mother would take a 4×4 and ...
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A Zest For Cooking
Chef Axel Schade’s Rosebank bistro zest is the culmination of three decades of kitchen passion Photos by Luca Sforza Born and raised in Dresden, Germany, Axel Schade answered his culinary calling at the age ...
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Elegance Restrained
A master bed and bath redesign in this Springville townhouse required the daunting mission of combining daring and demureness With its neutral gray walls, sparkling glass mosaic tile and subtle pops of pink, the ...
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Flea Bitten
How the Brooklyn Flea is gaining popularity for bargain hunters and design gurus in nearly equal measure By Tracy E. Hopkins For twins Teman and Teran Evans, Saturday afternoons are made for antiquing and ...
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Under New MGMT
Local alterna-synth innovators MGMT are set to add to an already fascinating sonic vocabulary with one of the most highly anticipated albums of the summer Whether listeners preferred MGMT’s pop-y 2007 debut album Oracular ...
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