ASPIRE DESIGN AND HOME

LIKE MOTHER, LIKE SON

Life has a way of bringing us up short, leaving us to rue the words unspoken, the gift never given and the time not shared. Even when we hold our loved ones close, there is always something left undone. This was all too true for New York designer Gideon Mendelson, who was collaborating with his mother Mimi on her new apartment when she was diagnosed with cancer and passed away before

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