We ventured to Chicago to check out all of the latest the commercial design world had to offer at this year's NeoCon.
Zach Both got creative when it was time to hit the road for work - he bought a cargo van and converted it into a mobile studio.
Plumen brought back Made.com to launch another series of lighting, the Memoir Collection, that was inspired by 1950's task lights.
Corbé gives an inside look at how they make their porcelain plates that fit together to form a map of the U.S..
A sustainable barn house built on 160-acres of land in California.
A practical, scaled back version of motorized height-adjustable tables.
Spinneybeck and FilzFelt just introduced brand-new acoustic products at this year's NeoCon.
A wooden shelf designed to hang on the wall over an outlet so that you can also use it as a hidden charging station for all of your devices.
Co-founder of A-INDUSTRIAL, Jackie Munoz shares what keeps her inspired.
No matter what you're drinking, enjoy it out of some fancy, not necessarily expensive, glassware.
A hillside house designed to be open plan, sustainable, and energy efficient.
Made up of four basic elements, this sofa systems lets you mix it up for sleeping, lounging, or eating.
An elegant and minimalist transformation to an apartment in Taiwan.
A series of coffee tables that merge visually light glass with solid metal bases.
Nichetto Studio launched two designs exclusively for Toronto's Mjölk.
