Shadé Akanbi, freelance pattern designer + Creative Director + Designer at Printed Pattern People, shares how she translates traditional ethnic patterns + textiles into her own modern interpretations.
Turn a dull space into a vibrant one with Otto Studio’s renter-friendly wallpaper collaboration with artist and designer Zoe Schlacter.
Gerhard Richter presents his "final paintings" at David Zwirner Gallery in New York, but the end is just the beginning. This surprising exhibition continues beyond his retirement.
Draga & Aurel launched Space Couture, a collection of furnishings that give Op Art + outer space vibes with vivid colors and glossy surfaces.
The latest Marimekko Artist Series collection embraces the imperfect, yet engaging geometric and rhythmic artworks of Sabine Finkenauer.
Lindsey Adelman explores experimental work outside the parameters of her regular studio practice with the launch of her LaLAB platform, now showing in Milan.
Studio Karyn Lim is giving recycled plastics another chance with So Plast!c small tables + vessels which gather the potential that plastic waste holds to create permanent pieces as an alternative to landfills.
Only 540 units of the limited edition Coway Airmega 250 Art air purifiers featuring Korean artist Haily Hills' abstract art are being made.
In this week's Friday Five, designer Samar Maakaroun of Right to Left looks for opportunity + inspiration everywhere she goes, from live performance art to ancient Arabic texts and more.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns to our Take 5 series with fave NFTs by Jeres, Charley Harper tiles, a Milton Glaser book + more!
BZIPPY's Ruffle & Clover Collection introduces ceramic vases, planters + side tables in fresh new forms to the brand, along with the debut of its new Birch glaze.
Beijing-based artist Jen Du, known for her modern geometric abstractionism, inspires us to think differently with this month's free download.
Artist Martin Laforêt highlights the raw aesthetic of industrial construction materials with these unconventional sculptural chairs.
Rope is so much more than a utilitarian textile. In Knowing the Ropes, three nordic designers examine it in an unexpected way.
Wish Fountain, an interactive art installation, mimics a wishing well and the surface of its water once a coin is tossed in.
