Light and bright! Don’t show me anything gray or brown! I want white marble and mirrors, not something dark and creepy. And I want a big post-COVID opening, a recognition of the grandeur of Tiffany,” Peter Marino says, standing in the insanely beautiful, stupendously over-the-top, much heralded new Tiffany store. It is three days before the official opening of what the company is calling The Landmark, and Marino, the legendary architect and designer in charge of rethinking, re-envisioning, and relaunching what is now a 10-story extravaganza, has agreed to take me on a tour.
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