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We're in the mood for more gaming machines filtered through a Scandinavian minimalist design aesthetic like these cases from Fractal Design.
DEDON continues the spirit of barefoot luxury living with the releases of new outdoor furniture collections + expansions with renowned designers.
With its conical outpour, Giulia Delpiano and Corrado Conti of ovre.design have designed a sink that would have impressed Albert Einstein.
Smart design details like a built-in adjustable gimbal and handle for carrying make the JMGO N1S portable projector nearly picture perfect.
Monogram reinterprets the all-new Lexus GX SUV into the ultimate tailgating experience - the Monogram GX – complete with an electric pizza oven, ice maker, wine bar, and serving station.
Mush + Furf Design Studio partner on the mycelium-based Sail urn designed to safely biodegrade when exposed to the elements, like the sea.
Form & Refine's Lunar Chair, designed by Jonas Herman of Herman Studio, was created for dents, scratches, and anything else you might throw at it throughout a lifetime.
Hogai's latest tables – Tutor, Tailor, Actress + Journalist – help to redefine spaces with their contemporary lines and raised perimeter.
TileBar’s mission is to not only bring customers the best tiles in every category, but to provide them with the tools, products, and assistance that set TileBar apart from the rest.
If you stress over not only how a home audio sounds, but whether it harmonizes aesthetically, Pro-Ject's Colourful Audio System has you covered.
Foscarini collaborates on HABITUS, an experimental lighting project created with Andrea Anastasio + Amal with no imposed boundaries.
You test drive a car before you buy it, so why not do the same with appliances? Experience luxury with Sub-Zero, Wolf, + Cove.
Design Milk scoured this year's NeoCon to find the best in commercial design – Take a look to see our editors' top picks!
We’ve picked 11 of our favorite designers to watch, installations that made us think, and pieces we’d love to own from Milan Design Week 2024.
