Keshia Badalge

After 5 years of R&D, the Hood Chair is born as a soft, suspended chair that hugs the body without you sinking.

Designer Nani Marquina shares a few of her favorite parts about her Sant Gervasi neighborhood in Barcelona.

At Design Indaba, Bas Timmer presented a labor of love, Sheltersuit, which provides a safe, portable, wearable shelter to the homeless.

The multipurpose Ruby Street in LA gets a major redesign with an updated color palette, new oak floors, and modern furnishings you can buy.

Montana goes mini with their modular storage shelves that come in 10 delightful colors and feature magnets that hold them together.

Find Yves Klein, Marcel Wanders, Christophe Pillet, and Karim Rashid on display for the first time in Collectioni's new showoom

An exclusive collaboration between Artilleriet and designer Jan Ekselius brings this 1970s chair back to production.

Inspiration struck when the designer saw a worker use the pipes as a place to rest in a harsh, desolate construction site.

A Cuban tree trunk was stored in various carpentry workshops for 100 years until Hans Sandgren Jakobsen made it into bowls.

The Sculptor's Residence, a private atelier in the center of Stockholm, was used as a stage to create an artistic haven.

This lacquered dish, made by Korea's heritage chijiang method, can be used to hold your candles as well as your food.

Varying lifestyles in a multi-family household calls for multiple private spaces under one home.