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Susan Wood, Soho, 1965
Street style at the Eckhaus Latta FW26 fashion show in New York at New York Fashion Week February 2026.
Freelance - shoe store - 124 Prince Street, Soho, New York City, NY (opened Sept. 1992)
Designed by John Eagar (or Edgar, not sure)
This is such a specifically late 80's - early 90's look; I don't know what it would be called -- has elements of Whimsicraft, maybe Whimsigoth, and a style I've been trying to pin down for a while; like a whimsical, theatrical, handcrafted version of a French boudoir?
Scanned from 'Retail Shops in New York - Interior & Display' (1994)
original url http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Hall/5189/ archived on 2009-04-27 21:30:10

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Hello, Hello, Hello :),
Time is flying so quickly. It's already February. After a month of Shop the Look, it's time to return to the Soho Set. With part four, I want to pick up on something I wanted to create for the Fayun Set, a modular seating island situation. After further developing the idea, I called it a book lounge, which reminds me of Soho with all its book shops. This Set is also my contemporary answer to the library I created for the Chateau Set :) Spoiler alert: you can mix and match the books from both collections!
The lounge consists of a long Table you can use as a dining table or desk. You can combine it with a seating platform (PSST is a loveseat) and a Ficus planter that slots into the table. The platform has lots of slots perfect for your decoration purposes.
I approached shelves differently this time. For versatility, I separated the poles from the shelves; there are three different height options and two different shelf lengths. They come in metal and wooden swatches. I had quite some fun trying out all the various combinations :) Of course, I filled them with slots until the brim!
No shelves without clutter, I created nine different book arrangements inspired by all sorts of design books. Additionally, I made the Zettel'z Light from Ingo Maurer and had fun creating a painting.
This Set is on Early Access, and you can find it here.
Thank you so much again for the love and support. I can't spoil next month just jet, but I'm sure you will be happy about what is to come :D
Happy Simming and lots of love,
Felix xx
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Crimes and Punishment, magazine, Phoebus Pub. Co., Number 74, 1973 (cover picture by Bill Carter)