"Exquisite visuals illuminate the previously overlooked struggles and triumphs of a young queer Irish designer whose work and life came to bloom during the 'Années Folles' of early 20th century Paris." A House Under The Sun is a new illustrated book by architect and urban designer Charlotte Malterre-Barthes and illustrator Zosia Dzierżawska. Available on May 14, 2019.
Restoration of E-1027, the designer-cum-architect’s marriage of romance and modernism, is nearly complete — how near depends on the generosity of its friends.
Anthony Flint discusses the legend that is E.1027: its history, restoration and the films inspired by this iconic villa.
Joe Sheftel's gallery mounts multi-artist show featuring works inspired by E.1027.
Martha Stewart visits E.1027!
After suffering years of ill-treatment, the house that Eileen Gray built has returned to its original splendour and is open for guided visits.
Emma O'Kelly recounts E.1027's history and its restoration.
Stacie Stukin recounts the life and work of Eileen Gray and discusses the recent films The Price of Desire and Gray Matters.
Patrick Sisson remembers the life and work of Eileen Gray via Gray herself, Le Corbusier, Joseph Rykwert, Dr. Jennifer Goff, Michael Likierman, Renaud Barrès, Caroline Constant and Sandra Gering.
Fanny Harper discusses the restoration of E.1027 and the complicated question of Le Corbusier's murals.
Oliver Koerner von Gustorf revisits the history of E.1027 and reviews The Price of Desire and Gray Matters.
Go behind the scenes of E.1027 and read interviews with directors Marco Orsini and Mary McGuckian.
A quick history of E.1027's architecture and interiors.
Rowan Moore recounts the long history of E.1027 and its recent resurrection.
A local newspaper celebrates the grand reopening of e.1027.
Architectural Digest Italia takes a look at the so-called "love triangle" between Eileen Gray, Le Corbusier and Jean Badovici.
Jean Bond Rafferty takes an in-depth look at Eileen Gray and E.1027.
Alice Rawsthorne profiles the turbulent history of E.1027, from its creation to the recent controversy over its restoration.
Alastair Gordon details the history of E.1027 and Le Corbusier's contentious relationship with it.
Rowan Moore discusses the complicated history of E.1027 and its drawn-out restoration.
Michael Webb laments the lengthy restoration for e.1027.
On the occassion of Eileen Gray's Centre Pompidou retrospective, Judith Gura profiles the Modernist designer's work and its auction history.
Florence Evin questions why E.1027 hasn't opened yet.
Ben Luke previews the Eileen Gray retrospective at the Centre Pompidou.
The Art Newspaper examines Eileen Gray's auction history.
Susan Towers takes a look at the life and original work of the Modern Irish designer.
J.S. Marcus considers the restoration of Modernist architecture through the Tugendhat House and E.1027.
Frank McDonald pays a visit to E.1027 with Mary McGuckian to discuss her film, The Price of Desire.
Alice Rawsthorne talks 2012 design, including Eileen Gray.
Western Living looks at three iconic furniture designs by Eileen Gray.
Sue Herdman recounts E.1027's creation and charts its history.
Edwin Heathcote discusses the complex relationship between Eileen Gray and Le Corbusier.
Mark Van de Walle charts the history of Eileen Gray's furniture, including pieces that have sold at auction.
Judy Polan recounts the wonderful life of Eileen Gray, including her furniture, design and architecture.
Marianne Niermans recalls the history of E.1027 and its restoration.
Elle Germany's photoshoot at e.1027 includes fashions by Akris, Calvin Klein Collection, Stella McCartney, Max Mara, Michael Kors and Jil Sander.
Lanie Goodman discovers the treasures of the Côte d'Azur.
Lanie Goodman discusses the fraught history of e.1027 and its restoration.
Clodagh Finn writes about Eileen Gray's famous Dragon chair that sold at auction for a record-breaking €22 million.
Michael Z. Wise writes about 1920s and '30s Modernist architecture on the French Riveria.
Elaine Louie discusses works by Eileen Gray and a related exhibition at the Design Museum in London.
Alastair Gordon writes that Eileen Gray's Cap Martin house is finally getting the restoration it deserves.
Julie V. Iovine recalls the beginning of Friends E.1027, created by Sandra Gering.
Lisa Zeiger discusses Gray's modernist space, designed for maximum flexibility.