The UpSpring podcast features the architecture and design industry's biggest names — including Amie Shao of MASS — in conversations that delve deep into its the profession's biggest ambitions.
Con-Vivere, TAKK's entrance experience at the Rome art museum, expands on the themes — from conviviality to food sovereignty — that the Spanish studio passionately embraces.
The Amsterdam firm created new intimate interiors for a 1920s heritage-protected home, while expanding it with more communal spaces: a bar, a wellness zone and a wine room.
Inspired by Matzeg's trip to South Korea and Japan, the images depict arresting architecture and objects as floating forms against a dark sky.
Conceived by the Japanese fashion house in collaboration with Spanish studio Ensamble, "The Paper Log: Shell and Core" demonstrated the vivid possibilities of upcycling the byproducts of garment creation.
If you love pool, ping pong, or foosball, these vibrant designs will level up your analog gaming and get your heart pumping.
From Jaipur's collab with Kengo Kuma to Nanimarquina's work with the Lucia Eames estate, these carpet collections captured our (much-divided) attention.
The 6,450-square-foot home by ESTUDIO Ignacio Urquiza Ana Paula de Alba luxuriates in the shade and solace afforded by a central courtyard.
Studio Vapore's revamp of the spaces at the Western Academy of Beijing strike a high note by combining elevated color theory with acoustic know-how.
The site's buildable area was cut in half — so KWK Promes adapted its two-story residential scheme to fantastic effect.
The iconic design now comes in a burgundy calfskin—a supple, luxurious tone that highlights the handbag's craftsmanship.
Camilla Iliefski's vibrant fibre arts and Eva Zethraeus's evocative porcelain sculptures feature beautifully in Shimmering Real: Perception and the Spaces Between at New York's HB381 Gallery.
Through a keyhole-shaped portal, young families can make their way from the sophisticated coffee shop to an Alice in Wonderland–inspired play space for tots.
Executive Editor Elizabeth Pagliacolo shares her inaugural Take 5 comprising some captivating art, iconic architecture, and quirky objects.
As Toronto Design Week unfolded amid record snowfall, designers answered winter’s greys with unapologetic colour, experimental materials, and statement-making furniture across IDS and DesignTO.
