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APHROCHIC MAGAZINE

ISSUE NO. 1

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September 10, 2019

Welcome to the inaugural issue of AphroChic Magazine. Four years ago we had the honor of being asked to speak at Harvard’s first Black in Design Conference. It was an amazing event gathering hundreds of Black architects, designers, students, professionals and enthusiasts from all over the country.

Web Candle — Designing A Sensory Experience: The AphroChic Signature Candle
As designers it’s our job to create a sensory experience for our clients, through materiality, color, texture, light, sound and even scents. That’s what inspired the development of the AphroChic Signature Candle. We wanted to leave each of the spaces we designed with a scent that was immediately warm and enveloping.
November 9, 2018/by Jeanine Hays

Amur Sconce — New Heirlooms: The Inspiration Behind Our Latest Collection
With New Heirlooms, we have taken our unique perspective on modern design and culture in home decor and designed a collection that looks forward to a time where representation is a reflex, not a trend, and diversity is a habit rather than an act. In anticipation of that moment, New Heirlooms offers inheritable pieces that will stay with families for generations to come.
November 1, 2018/by Jeanine Hays

20180902 Apc Bathroom Makeover 174 1862 — A New Attitude: A Bathroom Stuck In The 80s Gets A Total Makeover
Trends and times, these two complementary forces move just about everything in design. When they work together, everything flows beautifully - the times change, and the trends change with them. As they do, we begin to love new kinds of furniture, reinterpret old patterns and find new ways to use colors. At the same time, the trends that develop, evolve and move on over a certain number of years define an era, one that influences and shapes all the eras that come after it. It’s a great system - when it works. But sometimes things get out of sync. Sometimes a home can get stuck in an era. We’ve all seen it happen - a kitchen that’s frozen in the 60s; a living room that time forgot. When it happens, it can be a challenge to see past the way things have “always” been and envision the space with a new life in the current era. But when you do it, the results are astounding.
September 7, 2018/by Jeanine Hays

Fried Chicken Sandwich With Heat — Recipe: A Fried Chicken Sandwich with Heat
Chef Rashad Frazier takes us on a culinary journey with his new food concept, Yoshi Jenkins, a fusion of African American and Japanese flavors. His fried chicken sandwich is an elevated take on the dish, featuring a watermelon hot sauce that is inspired by summertime.
July 30, 2018/by Jeanine Hays

Winter's End: Pork Belly Confit

Food

Food is so much more than just nourishment. Food is life. Not only does food sustain us, it can bring us comfort, joy and even, when necessary, closure. It’s only fitting that we look at how food, cooking techniques and life all converge at the changing of a season.

The PANTONE HOTEL

Travel

Dedicated to all things colorful, the Pantone Hotel is one-of-a-kind space, embracing bright hues that pop against clean, modern lines.

The Mine

Decor

AphroChic's Brooklyn In Color paint collection comes to The Mine, showcasing three color palettes in partnership with Colorhouse, inspired by spring.

The Inspiration Behind The Music of 'Shots Fired'

Arts & Culture

A discussion with producers and music supervisors, Jabari Ali and John Houlihan, regarding the music of Shots Fired, the FOX series centered around the current conversation on police brutality, white privilege and race in America.

The Gallery Wall Grows Up

Decor

Gallery walls have become interactive environments, where a mix of paintings, photography, and decorative objects can all be displayed in impeccable fashion.

The Ethereal Beauty Of The Koushi Lamp

Decor

Light, delicate, and cloud-like, the Koushi Lamp by photographer Mark Eden Schooley is a true innovation in lighting.

The Culture Of Color: A Philadelphia Home Transformed

House Tours Sponsored

Color is defined as "the property possessed by an object of producing different sensations on the eye as a result of the way the object reflects or emits light.” Color is a sensation. It is personal. It is reflective. It is transformative. In the home, the right use of color can create an aesthetic. And bringing color home is as simple as starting with a can of paint.

The Beautiful Beni Ourain

Decor

Beni Ourain rugs, long used by Berbers for nomadic travel, are now being used to ground and define an interior.

The Apartment: Denmark

Travel

The Apartment: Denmark worked with Studio Isle to create a concept home that any visitor would like to stay in for a lifetime.

The Almoravid Rug Collection

Decor

AphroChic's inaugural rug collection. The Almoravid Rug Collection features vintage Moroccan rugs handmade by artisans and curated by AphroChic.

Aphrochic Interior Design

PORT MORRIS

April 2, 2018/in Interior Design /by Jeanine Hays

One of New York’s most fashionable boutiques was in need of a modern update. Just in time for the one-year anniversary of 9J, located in The Bronx, we designed an outdoor oasis for customers to enjoy.

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT

December 16, 2016/in Interior Design /by Jeanine Hays

When you work in design, there’s nothing better than seeing the ways in which the work you do in a home can help to improve the lives of the people who live there. We partnered with LOWE’S to give an aging Brooklyn brownstone new life for a family of seven in Bedford-Stuyvesant.