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We are honored to collaborate with acclaimed English designer Tom Dixon, on London Underground at New York Design Week 2012. Featuring work from his Luminosity collection, we will be serving coffee alongside the showcase in a custom designed/built pop-up coffee cart. On Display at the Bleecker Street Theatre, May 17-22.
Visit www.tomdixon.net/news for more updates.
Tom Dixon’s Design Talks from Carlo Lavagna and Roberto De Paolis on Nowness.com.
Stumptown Coffee Roasters was recently featured in the Premiere Issue of Atlas Quarterly, a print publication that curates American craft and curio.
More about Atlas Quarterly here at http://atlasquarterly.com/
We are proud to be the exclusive coffee partner of three-Michelin-starred, The Restaurant at Meadowood. When asked about the decision to partner with Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Executive chef Christopher Kostow explained “I have known some of the key people at Stumptown for some time. Enhancing our coffee program is something we’ve been discussing and wanting to develop. There are other great coffee companies out there, but we felt the most comfortable working with Stumptown based on their philosophy, infrastructure, quality product and amazing team.”
For more on The Restaurant at Meadowood visit http://www.therestaurantatmeadowood.com/
MARTIN GREENFIELD CLOTHIERS
for ACE HOTEL NEW YORK
Fall Fashion Week February 2012
Perhaps you have dreamed of ordering a bespoke suit from the master tailors at MARTIN GREENFIELD CLOTHIERS, but have not yet visited Mr. Greenfield’s East Williamsburg atelier. You are in luck, because Friday through Sunday, in honor of Fashion Week, they will set up shop at the Ace Hotel at 20 West 29th Street and hold fittings by appointment. Free whiskey, coffee and snacks from the Breslin and Stumptown will go only so far to ease the sticker shock; it is, after all, costly to be fitted by President Clinton’s tailor. Suits are $2,499 to $2,899; shirts, $225 to $595. R.S.V.P. at ACE Hotel. Read more…
You can find out more about the event here.
Above images are from the ACE Hotel.
The Portlandia-perpetuated clichés about Oregon’s most populous city are, in fact, mostly spot-on: Grey skies blanket earnest, crafty, foodie types obsessed with coffee. But perhaps it’s the lack of distracting sun that inspires residents to such industrious creativity. Though the indie scene of Portland is legendary, this artisanal vibe extends to food, drink, clothes, and housewares. And nowhere are they more florid than in the downtown Portland district. Spend a leisurely afternoon shuttling between old-school institutions and the new kids on the block and you’ll leave exquisitely fed, nattily dressed , and above all, highly caffeinated.
STUMPTOWN COFFEE ROASTERS
The most scenic of this local fave is in the lobby of the Ace Hotel, where you can beautiful-people-watch and get your joe fix. 1026 SW Stark
Thanks to Liz Crain for including us in the Food Lover’s Guide to Portland p. 142.
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