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This Chinese New Year is special for us; 2018 is a year dedicated to our favorite animal and companion, the loyal and intelligent dog. And, as always, we love a good reason to celebrate our favorite pug, Mr. Greenberg.

This year, we are lucky to be a part of Barney's Lunar Dogs: 8 Of The Luckiest, Most Stylish Canines Of 2018 and to be featured among the stylish dogs of Thome Browne, Joseph Altuzarra, Simon Doonan, Derek Lam, Linda Rodin, and Mahnaz Ispahani.

Check out Barney's dog portrait session and Mr. Greenberg's feature here. Also, Mr. Greenberg's

Anyone who uses Malin+Goetz products probably doesn’t need to be convinced that putting nourishing, natural and healthful ingredients onto the skin yields beautiful results. The same goes for what we put in our bodies when we eat. Just consider keeping skin hydrated by drinking lots of water: it literally looks fuller and more luscious—even radiant from the inside out.

The makeup artist and beauty expert Wendy Rowe is a firm believer in this approach to food as well. Her book Eat

Rather than repair or restore old buildings, architect Jonathan Tuckey breathes new life into them. He designed two dramatic - and completely individual - spaces for MALIN+GOETZ’s first ever London stores (on Upper Street in Islington and Monmouth Street in Covent Garden). We spoke to Tuckey about the challenges involved in working on two different projects, his organic design process and, most importantly, the beautiful ambiguity of blending old and new.

Your practice specialises in the adaptive reuse old buildings, often in radical and unexpected ways.

“Green Acres is the place to be. 
Farm livin' is the life for me. 
Land spreadin' out so far and wide 
Keep Manhattan, just give me that countryside. 
New York is where I'd rather stay. 
I get allergic smelling hay. 
I just adore a penthouse view. 
Dah-ling I love you but give me Park Avenue.”

Anyone who’s seen the bygone television series Green Acres, about an oddly-matched married couple who swapped Manhattan for a rustic farm in the countryside, will remember how Lisa Douglas and her husband Oliver Wendell