Diana Mosher Associates

06/10/2026

Fulton Market Design Days! So many showrooms, wish I had another whole day

06/09/2026

Tremendous inspiration and product options for commercial interiors at NeoCon. Tomorrow heading to Fulton Market Design Days!

06/08/2026

NeoCon Preview Day before the crowds

05/12/2026

Even if I didn't love cats, I'd still be inspired by the interior design (and branding) of Il Gattopardo with its one piece of art against a neutral backdrop.

05/11/2026

JD Staron's Acadia collection of rugs features a sophisticated abstract weave combining silk's shimmer and wool's softness with thousands of single knots and a multicolored construction. Let's go shopping!

05/06/2026

Every time I walk down West 54th Street I stop to admire the architecture of The Rockefeller Apartments—especially the semi-circular window bays. This gem was built in 1935-37 and is a major example of the International Style according to the New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation.

05/05/2026

The versatile Plinth Cubic Side Table by Menu Design (now Audo Copenhagen) is crafted from beautiful marble and assembled by hand. Let's go shopping! Image courtesy of 2Modern

04/21/2026

For its new Manhattan flagship, Australian rug brand Armadillo opted for 4,000 square feet in the landmark Townsend Building. This 1897 classic revival gem in NoMad is the perfect setting to showcase and specify Armadillo’s exquisite products including their new LINEA collection, the brand’s first patterned rugs. Read my story in The Comm Sheet

A brand-spanking-new flagship, plus the debut of its first patterned collection, have made for an eventful spring for the Australian rug maker.

04/20/2026

Originally a bespoke piece for a luxury condominium in Tokyo, the Koshido Cabinet blends Japanese aesthetics with Scandinavian design. Designed by OEO Studio in collaboration with Garde Hvalsøe. Let's go shopping! Photography by Alona Vibe

04/15/2026

If we hadn't been rebooked on our way home from Florence, we wouldn't have passed through the T4 terminal in Madrid. We wouldn't have seen the famous bamboo-covered ceiling by British architect Richard Rogers and Spanish architect Estudio Lamela. Completed in 2005, the ceiling is known for its vibrant, color-changing support columns which help with wayfinding and reduce stress and its circular skylights that bring even more natural light into the building.