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Meet the Faces Behind Our Kitchen and Bath Issue

Our April 2015 issue spotlights modern residences from Madrid to Auckland with remarkable kitchens and bathrooms. Here, we introduce you to the photographers and writers that helped make the issue happen.

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Formerly a magazine editor in New Zealand and London, Sam Eichblatt moved to New York in 2012 to write about architecture, travel, and food for international publications, and work as contributing editor to HOME magazine of New Zealand. For “A Matter of Truss," she revisited an old friend: Eichblatt and resident Nicole Stock previously sat three desks away from each other while working on the kiwi design title Urbis.
Formerly a magazine editor in New Zealand and London, Sam Eichblatt moved to New York in 2012 to write about architecture, travel, and food for international publications, and work as contributing editor to HOME magazine of New Zealand. For “A Matter of Truss," she revisited an old friend: Eichblatt and resident Nicole Stock previously sat three desks away from each other while working on the kiwi design title Urbis.
Based in Chicago, writer Patrick Sisson appreciated the personal touches throughout the Hufft house, especially how the kitchen, living room, and outdoor space flowed together. “While utilizing custom fabrication certainly led to a more personalized home, it was evident that signature touches, like the framed drop cloth on the upper level, went beyond functional to speak to the family’s history and day-to-day lifestyle,” he says.
Based in Chicago, writer Patrick Sisson appreciated the personal touches throughout the Hufft house, especially how the kitchen, living room, and outdoor space flowed together. “While utilizing custom fabrication certainly led to a more personalized home, it was evident that signature touches, like the framed drop cloth on the upper level, went beyond functional to speak to the family’s history and day-to-day lifestyle,” he says.
An architectural and fine art photographer, Mike Sinclair is based in Kansas City, Missouri. “One of my favorite things about being a photographer is how people open up their houses and lives to us,” he says. “While I was photographing the Hufft residence, I set up my camera for a last picture of their evening backyard barbecue. Their family, friends, even the dogs, were all enjoying the evening and treated me as if I was just one of the group."
An architectural and fine art photographer, Mike Sinclair is based in Kansas City, Missouri. “One of my favorite things about being a photographer is how people open up their houses and lives to us,” he says. “While I was photographing the Hufft residence, I set up my camera for a last picture of their evening backyard barbecue. Their family, friends, even the dogs, were all enjoying the evening and treated me as if I was just one of the group."
The recipient of awards including the PDN Arnold Newman Award and a Pulitzer Grant, photographer Jason Larkin exhibited his latest project, Tales from the City of Gold, published by Kehrer, at the Flowers Gallery, London. “Capturing the ingenious use of space in Johanna Molineus’s flat was a great challenge,” he says. “But the abundance of available light from her skylights allowed a great play with shadows in the space."
The recipient of awards including the PDN Arnold Newman Award and a Pulitzer Grant, photographer Jason Larkin exhibited his latest project, Tales from the City of Gold, published by Kehrer, at the Flowers Gallery, London. “Capturing the ingenious use of space in Johanna Molineus’s flat was a great challenge,” he says. “But the abundance of available light from her skylights allowed a great play with shadows in the space."