The Broste Copenhagen Skirt lighting series brings pops of color, organic shapes, and a touch of playfulness with its fashion-inspired shade.
40% of cowhides used in the automotive industry are discarded – Studio Simone Post and Studio Yoon Seok-Hyeon are upcycling that waste to create beanbag chairs.
Both global and local designers showcased their latest collections and works at WestEdge Design's first ever Dallas show.
Danish brand HAY and Belgian designers Muller Van Severen collaborated on a cabinet collection that combines minimalism with color.
This month's desktop wallpaper by Society of Wonderland is inspired by Nu-Disco, a music genre in the 70s that helped EDM rise to popular music culture.
Whereas steel is usually hidden to reinforce concrete, here it emerges from the base to form an elegant expression of a chair.
Our Lifestyle Editor shares the before/after photos of her living room refresh project with Alex Yeske Interiors. Plus, the full source list of furnishings + decor!
Designed by J Schatz, these Bilanciato pendants are made of two pieces of stoneware that delicately balance on top of one another.
Furnishing and making interior design choices as a millennial, first-time homeowner is hard and overwhelming. Here's everything I've learned.
You can't really invent a mug, so Faye Toogood decided to focus on the perfect glaze and special details for her first homeware launch.
The Clover collection of tan and chocolate brown tables highlights the beauty (and sustainable benefits) of cork.
Designed by Holloway Li and Uma, this furniture collection is reminiscent of 90s television iconography, lava lamps, and inflatable chairs.
There's still time to enter this international design competition and get a free preliminary evaluation of how your design will do!
The tension-filled movie Beau Travail is set on varied and raw landscapes, inspiring the elemental style of this new rug collection.
An auxetic material has a structure that expands when pulled apart, which is an ideal for this modern footwear concept.
