By reusing materials from the previous generation's home, a new house continues with memories of the past.
An ergonomic folding chair concept that you won't mind sitting in for extended periods of time.
We selected some of our favorite home decor picks from AHAlife.
A kraft paper roll dispenser for your wall that gives you access to a surface to draw or write on when you need it.
A collection of waste-free objects made from Carrara marble tiles that had been discarded.
GRAUX & BAEYENS architects designed this copper-clad dwelling in Belgium with an irregular, angular shape.
A compact, well-designed Bluetooth-enabled keyboard that will work with any device, like smartphones and tablets.
A simple, multi-purpose lamp that aims to be the only kind of lighting you'll ever need.
An outdoor bench with opposite back rests giving the people who sit on it, opposing views while still being close.
A table and chair that were inspired by the art of origami with their faceted design looking like the complex folds.
A stunning oceanfront home in Montauk with lots of glass, with the perfect location for a surfing enthusiast.
From textiles to bags to glassware, the eclectic Wrong for HAY collection continues to produce fun, cheeky, and affordable design.
A pellet stove that's both modular and customizable to help keep modern design lovers huddled up and warm during winter.
A modern, comfy pouf to sit on that's there by your side anytime you need it.
See how Matthew Shlian creates a new version of the iconic Ghostly logo into a spiraling vortex made with paper.
