Décor Aid’s founder shares his 2018 design predictions; This year’s best food hall bites
Central Park West living room by Decor Aid, courtesy of CityRealty (L); Urban Space Vanderbilt via Shinya Suzuki/Flickr (R)
- Sean Juneja, co-founder of interior design firm Décor Aid, talks about his inspirations and predictions for 2018. [CityRealty]
- The East Harlem statue of unethical gynecologist Marion Sims will be moved from public Central Park to private Green-Wood Cemetery. [Brooklyn Paper]
- Check out the five finalists selected for the 2018 City of Dream Pavilion on Governors Island. [Archinect]
- This weekend will still be freezing–here are 20 cheap things to do to get you through. [Brokelyn]
- Inside a tiny broom closet at an undisclosed East Williamsburg location is NYC’s tiniest bar; it holds just two guests and a bartender. [Untapped Cities]
- The best things to eat at the city’s food halls this year. [NYO]
- Frank Lloyd Wright’s final project, the Norman Lykes House in Phoenix, is for sale for $3.25M. [Inhabitat]
