Kelly Beall

The ECLIPSE collection of rugs by Pampa are handwoven works of art that mimic the movements of the sun and moon as they travel through an eclipse.

Skip the bottle of spirits that will be consumed by guests + pick up something truly special for the hosts of all your holiday parties! Here are just a few of our favorite gifts.

Sean Gerstley's Tile Block exhibition at Superhouse Vitrine explores how ceramic can find its place in living spaces on a larger scale – you'll find no dinnerware or tchotchkes here.

Block Shop for DWR includes woodblock prints, hand blocked printed pillows, and knotted rugs, all featuring the recognizable work of Block Shop.

The EBBA chair was born out of curiosity + the answer to the question, “To what extent can we merge the practicality and functionality of design with aesthetic and abstraction of art?”

Bringing together the aesthetics of a traditional lantern, the feel of a natural glowing light + big omnidirectional sound, Transparent's new Light Speaker is a great companion indoors + out.

Union Wood Co + Studio Block have collaborated on three seats that intentionally reduce the details of a chair's structure.

Author Clock uses thousands of quotes from books written across six centuries to spell out the current time every minute of the day. Get in on their Kickstarter!

Designed by Jacopo Foggini for Edra, the A'mare collection of outdoor furniture looks to polycarbonate slats to add loads of personality + fun to pieces that are ready for your best selfie game.

Karimoku Furniture + Zaha Hadid Design have collaborated on an upcoming furniture collection for release in Spring 2022. To celebrate, there's an exhibition of ZHD‘s work at Karimoku Commons Tokyo with a preview of the “SEYUN” Collection.

No matter your reason for not drinking or preferring a lower alcohol content, there are plenty of tasty options out there with all of the flavor and zero hangover. We've tested 9 low-ABV + alcohol-free options (and a mixer!) that you can enjoy this holiday season + beyond.

Presented by Adorno as part of Adorno London earlier this year, Maximalist 180° brings together eleven designers who shed the country's minimalism in favor of maximalism.