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1. WHAT YOU GET.

Author

LASKY, JULIE

Subjects
*HOME sales, *ROW houses, *HOUSING, *PRICES
Abstract

The article offers information on several residential properties under sale which includes three-bedroom home in Knoxville, Tennessee, three-bedroom home in Kilauea, Hawaii, and five-bedroom townhouse in Chicago, Illinois.

Published
2018

2. Sharp Dressed Show.

Author

Lasky, Julie

Subjects
EXHIBITIONS, FURNITURE exhibitions, HOME furnishings exhibitions
Abstract

Identifies trends at the NeoCon 2000 furnishings and furniture exhibition in Chicago, Illinois. Infiltration of fashion trends in contract furnishings; Ergonomic value of products with anatomical forms; Forms, colors and materials used.

Published
2000

3. Chicago nope.

Author

Hart, Hugh and Lasky, Julie

Subjects
*UNDERGROUND press publications, *NEWSPAPER layout & typography
Abstract

Reports on the strong response received by new design and layout of Chicago, Illinois' alternative weekly `NewCity.' Hiring of Chicago designer Carlos Segura to create a visual style more in keeping with the free paper's `alternative' tag; Changes in headlines and body text; Weekly circulation.

Published
1998

4. A Sales Place Like Home.

Author

LASKY, JULIE

Subjects
*GALLERIES (Architecture), *HOME prices, *FURNITURE, *HOUSING market, *HOME furnishings, *ARCHITECTURAL details
Abstract

The article offers information on the design gallery in Chicago, owned by Jordan Robinson and Bob Robinson, which has contemporary and vintage furnishings.

Published
2012

5. With a Moo-Moo Here and a Buzz-Buzz There.

Author

Lasky, Julie

Subjects
*CHIMNEYS, *SLAUGHTERING, *BUSINESS partnerships, *INTERIOR decorators
Abstract

Looking at a farm scene imagined by Studio Job, you might well expect a slaughterhouse somewhere in the picture. The partnership of the Belgian and Dutch designers Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel is notorious for richly executed dark visions, like harlequin-patterned stained glass windows depicting smoking industrial chimneys. But nothing more menacing than a pitchfork turns up in the studio's new Bavaria fabric for Maharam -- along with silos, pigs, tractors, pear trees and wheat stalks. Shown last week at NeoCon in Chicago, Bavaria recapitulates a bucolic motif that Studio Job introduced in a 2008 edition of inlaid furniture inspired by German folk art. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2012

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