Don't call Domino a shelter title. That's the message editor Deborah Needleman tried passing off in January, claiming "We were never a straight shelter title."

Except where would today's New York article about Deborah's Tribeca loft – which she shares with Slate chief Jacob Weisberg – be without that newspeg? The loft that she claims was built by Domino – its design being "sort of a Domino project" – with its "paint-it-all-white thing" and "nothing’s too precious" attitude?

Probably nowhere. So let's forget she ever brought it up.

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