Anna has a BFA in Photography from the University of Arizona and lives in San Rafael, California, with her husband and two children.

Alexander George is a writer from New Jersey currently based in San Francisco. He contributes to Wired, Popular Mechanics, the Wirecutter, and Dwell.

Design and fabrication of one-of-a-kind and limited production furniture. Your space should reflect your personality, uniquely yours.

Born in New York City in 1907, Girard was raised and educated in Italy by an American mother and French-Italian father. Much of his most famous work emerged from his time as the director of fabric and textiles at Herman Miller, a position he held from 1952 to 1975. There, he collaborated with George Nelson and Ray Eames on designs that broke new ground for the industry in the US and well beyond. Girard's style was boldly colorful, incorporating geometric patterns and illustrative folk art-inspired imagery. Other notable works of Girard include the branding of Braniff Airlines, the design of New York’s La Fonda del Sol restaurant, and a huge mural at the John Deere headquarters. Today, Girard’s work is distributed by House Industries and some of his textile designs have been re-released through Urban Outfitters and other popular merchants. Girard died in 1993.

Justin Alexander is a photographer based in Sydney, Australia.

Libby Alexander is the co-founder of The Vintage Bazaar a modern pop-up flea market based in Chicago, Illinois. She covers vintage trends, small business, budget-friendly decor, and design dilemmas on thevintagebazaar.com. Her writing has also been featured on TheHairpin.com.

On the road to Twilight

Alexander Gorlin opened his practice in Manhattan upon returning from the American Academy in Rome where he won a Rome Prize in Architecture. A graduate of the Cooper Union School of Architecture and an M.Arch from the Yale School of Architecture, Mr. Gorlin applies modernist principles to a broad range of projects, including high-end residential work, apartment buildings, schools, religious buildings, master planning, and supportive and affordable housing. He is noted for his inventive use of space, light and natural materials.