Featuring Willy Chavarria and Sandy Liang
In honor of New York Fashion Week, DWR Originals celebrates fashion designers Willy Chavarria and Sandy Liang, whose authentic self-expression, bodies of work, and ways of being at home in the world embody our approach to modern living. Through the distinctive lens of acclaimed director Sharif Hamza, we capture Willy and Sandy in their personal environments – a seamless extension of their creative philosophies – as they share what home and originality means to them.
Shaping modern culture – at work and at home.
Willy Chavarria
Fashion designer Willy Chavarria reveals “layers of interest” in his runway collections – as well as his home, where his passions, personal beliefs, and creative ethos are reflected in a lifetime of belongings.
At Home with Willy
Sandy Liang
Nostalgia, joy, and a little bit of humor – fashion designer Sandy Liang takes inspiration from her girlhood memories, without feeling too precious. Her keepsake-filled home exudes that same authenticity and livability.
At Home with SandyAs seen in DWR Originals Volume 01
Susan Clark
Designer Susan Clark moves effortlessly between disciplines – glassblowing, metalworking, weaving, woodworking – each shaping her restrained, material-driven approach to design.
WeShouldDoItAll
WeShouldDoItAll lives up to its name by doing it all, together. The close-knit studio works without hierarchy, allowing collaboration and fluidity to produce bold, unexpected results.
BassamFellows
Designers Craig Bassam and Scott Fellows coined “Craftsman Modern” to describe their approach: honest materials, clean lines, and meticulous construction, imbued with tactile warmth.
Jerald Cooper
Photographer Jerald “Coop” Cooper fuses memory, pop culture, and design to reframe architectural history through the lens of Black culture.
David Chipperfield
Architect Sir David Chipperfield brings his language of proportion, materiality, and restraint to a new medium: handcrafted rugs by Sweden’s historic textile house, Kasthall.
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