We look back on the 12 designs we featured this year in our Deconstruction column.
Take a look at some of our favorite things we discovered at this year's Design Miami/.
HARTÔ releases a trio of new modern mirrors, each with the same clean aesthetic the company leans towards.
This 1980s house in Givatayim, Israel, was given a major update that included brass accents throughout.
A space-saving, yet comfortable stool that can be stored on a peg on the wall.
Heath Clay Studio and Tung Chiang take us through a year-long project that resulted in over 100 ceramic animals with a story.
18-3838 Ultra Violet is the Pantone Color of the Year 2018, which sent us searching for products that feature the rich, regal color.
A stacked residence clad in 260 tons of granite yet it appears visually light.
Inspired by ombré, David Rockwell created a dramatic series for Bisazza Cementiles that gives traditional cement tiles a contemporary spin.
Bower partnered with photographer Blaise Cepis on a series of limited edition puzzles that feature their furniture and mirrors.
Universal Favourite has launched an artisan line of handmade chocolates that are modular and can be paired to combine flavors.
Matt Fajkus Architecture designed the jaw-dropping Autohaus residence in Austin, Texas, that floats over a massive garage.
A shelving unit designed to hold your things in order based on the size of the grid's perforations.
An elegant side table that can be placed by the sofa, next to a bed, or outside on a balcony.
