The neighborhood of San Telmo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, is most known as the Antique District in the capital.   Cobblestone streets, pictureseque 19th century architecture, a state of the art Modern Art Museum, weekly flea market, incredible antique stores all combine to create a wonderful neighborhood for anyone, especiallly those looking to find the new Les Halles.
The restaurant, Pasaje Solar (also an 8 room hotel built in the late 1880's) has excellent food, a great cellar and the friendliest staff I have ever seen!

DESIGN MIAMI / ART BASEL - November 29, 2016
MODERNISM isn't just 20th Century!   I am extremely excited to have found incredible PASSION in the work of these designers and their COO, Federico Rossi. The vision they have for the future is being created NOW in this line of very high "tech" yachts!!!   The design is impeccable.  

It’s another Monday here at Modernism.com, which means that it’s time for another blog post. Last week, we showed you all a selection of vintage and mid-century décor to transform your office into a scene from Mad Men. Today we’re going to give focus to one incredible type of décor that is sold frequently here on Modernism.com: metal. Metal can give your home a sleek, shiny, and modern style with the right pieces and ornamentation.
 

     Art Deco made its signature mark during the 1920s and early 1930s. The style occurred against the backdrop of the Roaring ‘20s in America and recovering Europe on the mend from World War One. It gained popularity once again in the 1960s and then again in the 1980s. The Art Deco style can be found in fashion, architecture, furniture, and art throughout the US and the world. Great examples of Art Deco buildings are New York’s Chrysler Building and Radio City Music Hall. The tropical Art Deco style can be seen in the Art Deco Historic District in Miami Beach, Florida.