With their handmade forms, unique colors, and complex fragrances, Noka.Design candles blur the line between sculpture and decor.
One of the most iconic paintings in the world – Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night – is getting the LEGO treatment with a new, fan-designed set.
To mark NYCxDESIGN and ICFF, the Moooi New York store is hosting a pink, video game-inspired pop-up installation by Crosby Studios.
Per Brickstad's hand sculpted, 3D-printed cast Transparent Acoustic Sculpture wireless speaker is artfully aware of its pedestal-worthy design.
Lily Clark and Analuisa Corrigan combine their talents to create a sensorial installation inspired by clay, water, and flowers.
Tune in to why the Future Flowers founder, Jennifer Huynh, thinks the flower bouquets you see at the market look a bit dated + the future of floral design.
TIDAL is an interactive art installation by The Urban Conga that hopes to open up a dialogue about climate change issues through play.
Yuko Nishikawa invites visitors of Memory Functions to interact with 200+ mobiles made from pieces of recycled paper pulp that can be reused again for future projects.
Temi Coker shares his bright + bold illustrations, his best friend, the hobby he still loves + more in this week's edition of Friday Five.
With its waves of amber hues, this retro modern 1970s pattern has an energizing op-art design that captivates viewers to this day.
Theoreme Editions Collection 02 holds 10 objects, each a collaborations between French designers + European craftsmen.
This painting by one of the diptyque founders, Desmond Knox-Leet, has been kept in the archive for years until now – Download it to your fave tech device!
The FLOW Collection of textile wall art brings together design techniques from haute couture + upcycled textiles from the design industry to make something new.
To celebrate the artist behind the hue, we're sharing a few of our favorite modern finds that showcase Yves Klein’s awe-inspiring shade.
Hear Amijai Benderski, designer and co-creator of the Vignelli90 poster exhibition, in this 2022 The Vignelli Center for Design Studies’ Design Conversations Lecture Series.
