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09/25/2026

A family room with a view that speaks for itself, softened by a monotone color palette.

Photo by paul raeside

09/23/2026

In our Southampton project, the living room’s focal point is the couch. A bold floral fabric that plays beautifully against the vintage steamer trunk, woven shades, and sun-washed windows.

09/21/2026

Lake Como Design Festival: highlights from the eighth edition, titled Border, an exploration of thresholds between territories, disciplines and ideas.

1) Soft Monuments — Pastina explores the space between furniture and architecture through sculptural upholstered volumes inspired by the proportions of classical monuments. Credit: Alessandro Ruffini
2) Fine Comune — ULTRAPRESENT Studio transforms the former Santa Caterina Church into a welcoming gathering space, bringing together collectible design, handcrafted rugs and an upholstered sofa system.
3) Future in the Past. Collezione 64 — Cappellini and Fondazione AG Fronzoni revisit AG Fronzoni’s archive at Villa Grumello, connecting his radical design language with contemporary practice.
4) The Long Take — The Happy Few’s 10-meter carpet at Villa Saporiti draws inspiration from the irregular grids of sidewalk paving, transforming an everyday pattern into a playful design.
5) LULÙ MIRROR — Chendù combines travertine and PVC with waste recovery and high craftsmanship in an experimental piece presented at Villa Saporiti.

Photos courtesy of Alessandro Ruffini, Silvia Rivoltella, Lake Como Design Festival, and Chengdu Design Week 2015.

09/18/2026

London Design Festival and Shoreditch Design Week bring together a cross-section of contemporary design, from collectible furniture and textiles to immersive installations and new collaborations across East London.

1) CHAMBER MADE — Lee Broom transforms the Chant Chambers in Shoreditch into a setting for his latest collection and a study in light, form and material.
2) Voices of Shoreditch — 2LG Studio’s new moiré vase in collaboration with Sheyn.
3) The Pangolin Shield — Atelier One. A bamboo frame, clad in traditional police shields and rain shields from India, exploring questions of protection and oppression, materiality and craft.
4) PROGRESSIVE PERMANENCE — A collaboration between Christopher Farr and bold textiles and sculptural furniture together.
5) One Tool, One Stool — RCA Design Products investigates what happens when design is reduced to an absolute minimum of means: one tool and one material to create a functional seat.

Photos courtesy of , 2LG Studio, Taran Wilkhu, Edward Rollitt Andy Stagg

09/16/2026

Homo Faber 2026: An Island of Light brings together the work of more than 500 artisans from around the world, set against the historic grounds of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice.

Under the artistic direction of Es Devlin, the exhibition explores the relationship between light, material and the human hand.

1) A Great Turning — Light, water and mirrors transform the Palladian Cloister in an ever-changing play of reflection.
2) A Rooted Ascent — Wood, wicker, willow and rush showcase the beauty of natural materials and traditional craft.
3) A Rainbow of Forms - A kaleidoscopic installation by Artistic Director Es Devlin exploring craft, color and light.
4) Fiat Lux - A celebration of Luxembourgish craft, exploring the dialogue between light, material, and time.
5) A Feast of Light — A beam of white light illuminates delicate works in porcelain, glass, textile and paper.

Photos courtesy of ELLE Decor and HOMO FABER.

09/14/2026

Floating shelves showcase a playful twist, in our Lenox Hill townhouse. Styled with literature, art books, and iconic chairs from the Vitra miniature collection.

Photos by Trevor Tondro

09/10/2026

In the dining room of this Upper East Side townhouse, an Angelo Mangiarotti table is surrounded by classic Pierre Jeanneret Studio chairs, while a Gio Ponti Archives for Venini chandelier casts a sculptural glow overhead. A Tomie Ohtake painting and an octagonal Murano glass mirror set the tone on the walls.

Photography by William Jess Laird

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09/09/2026

A bedroom dressed in wallcoverings by de Gournay. Every panel hand-painted by their master artisans. The result is a richly layered retreat within our Lenox Hill townhouse.

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09/04/2026

Andrée Putman (1925–2013), the grande dame of French interior design, was known for her distinctive approach to modern interiors, pairing bold geometry and monochrome palettes with a sense of warmth and timeless elegance. Her work spanned private residences, hotels, and cultural institutions, establishing a visual language that remains influential today.

-Putman’s Parisian Loft (1980s) - Her personal expression of geometric forms, monochrome tones, and curated furnishings.
-French Minister of Culture’s Office, Paris (1984) - A refined institutional interior balancing modernity with restraint.
-Gildo Pastor Center, Monaco (1996) - Sculptural dual staircases transform circulation into a defining architectural feature.
-Morgans Hotel, New York (1984) - Her landmark hotel interior, celebrated for its iconic black-and-white bathrooms.

Photography courtesy of Deidi von Schaewen and Xavier Béjot.

08/28/2026

Yayoi Kusama (1929 - 2026)

A singular force in contemporary art, Yayoi Kusama created a world of repetition, reflection, color, and infinite possibility. Her work invited audiences to see beyond the limits of the everyday.

Across a career that defied convention, deeply personal visions became an artistic language recognized around the world. Her polka dots, pumpkins, mirrored rooms, and immersive environments remain enduring symbols of an imagination without boundaries. Her influence is immeasurable and will continue to inspire generations to come.

“Every time I have had a problem, I have confronted it with the ax of art.”

Photo by The Wall Street Journal, “Pumpkin (2024)” courtesy of Serpentine, W Magazine, “GIVE ME LOVE (2015) and “INFINITY MIRRORED ROOM - LET’S SURVIVE FOREVER (2017)” courtesy of David Zwirner – Art Gallery.

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787 Madison Avenue
New York, NY
10065

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http://studiocahs.com/

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