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Ian Allen lives in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. Originally from Seattle, he moved to New York in 2001. Ian attended the School of Visual Arts where he focused on typography, design, motion, and photo work.

For more than 75 years, Robert Allen has been serving the residential and hospitality design community by offering premium fabrics, luxurious furnishings and ground-breaking design services that are relevant and timeless. The story begins in 1938, when Benjamin and Esther Weissman founded the company in Boston, later naming it for their two sons, Robert and Allen. Through the years they pioneered the broad distribution of fabric books and were the first to organize fabrics by color with the Robert Allen Color Library. The design philosophy of Robert Allen fabrics and furniture centers on color, drawing inspiration from working with mills in far-flung places around the globe that align with their principles. The designs are influenced by the worlds of fashion, design, architecture and pop culture.

Robert Gordon-Fogelson is the editorial intern at Dwell. He studies twentieth-century design history at the Bard Graduate Center, where his research interests revolve around the history of modern design retailing and the intersection between products, interiors, and architecture.

Lucas Allen started shooting professionally at the age of 21. 20 years on, his work continues to be varied and includes interiors, still life, travel, food and portraiture. Contributing to a wide array of international magazines, Lucas is also regularly commissioned to shoot for hotels, catalogs and advertising campaigns. His personal work has been included in both solo and group exhibitions, including his 2001 solo show,"Les Pêcheurs D'Essaouira", which featured his portraits of Moroccan fishermen and their environment. His work has also appeared in books such as "Good Bones, Great Pieces" and "Katie Ridder Rooms". Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Lucas now splits his time between Australia and his base in New York.