Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center is the House, Studio and Woodland garden of mid-century designer Russel Wright. It is a National Historic Landmark, an Affiliate Site of the National Trust for ...

In 1942, the industrial designer Russel Wright and his wife, Mary Small Einstein, purchased a 75-acre abandoned stone quarry in Garrison, New York, on the eastern side of the Hudson River. The wooded ...

The home, studio, and woodland garden - collectively called Manitoga - of modernist designer Russel Wright is located in Garrison, NY. Manitoga is a National Historic Landmark, an Affiliate Site of ...

Some artists paint on canvas, some draw on sketch pads, others sculpt out of clay. But famed industrial designer Russel Wright produced a work of art out of Manitoga, a 75-acre parcel of land nestled ...

The house can be a bit hard to spot — but then that is just what was intended at Manitoga. It’s meant to be discovered slowly while wandering along rocky, wooded pathways that give tantalizing ...

In 1942, noted industrial designer Russel Wright (1904–1976) purchased an abandoned quarry and its deforested surroundings in New York’s Hudson Valley. Over the next few decades, he built a modernist ...

On a late spring morning, there is nothing quite like Manitoga in Garrison. Up a gravel road and sited among towering hemlocks, the National Historic Trust property first reveals itself through sound: ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. One evening in June, architects and designers converged at New York’s One World Trade Center to celebrate a new book ...

The home of late American designer Russel Wright is to become the setting for an exhibition of works by Italian studio Formafantasma. For the show, named “Designing Nature”, Andrea Trimarchi and ...