Wallpaper favorites Flavor Paper launched two new hypnotic designs that join their Fempower collection – Rock Candy by Amanda Wachob and Can-Can by Liz Collins.
Does function make an object a "design" or does the reflection that went into creating it make it art? Forms & Textures by Masquespacio tries to suss it out.
Claire Ellis creates unique vessels using a menagerie of waste materials collected locally, like clay, eggshells, glass, and clay bags.
Tune in to hear Jin Namgoong and Joonghan Bae of Studio.Oong share their thoughts about the true meaning behind the rise of Korean pop culture.
For Jolie Ngo, the relationship between human and machine can result in new, innovative creations generated from 3D ceramic printing.
As LEGO celebrates their 90th anniversary, we share some of our favorite LEGO sets from recent times.
Tune in to see why this Finnish artist values the slow process of her work – it can take up to six months to complete a piece.
Take a moment to notice the small nuanced details of Sophie Dries' Levitation Alchemia mirrors, which debuted at Salone del Mobile 2022.
Artist Jean-Luc Moulène ignites curiosity and freezes time in recent sculptural experiments presented in "Clearly" at Miguel Abreu Gallery in New York.
Forest Tales presented furniture that aims to draw attention to underutilized American hardwoods such as maple, cherry, and red oak.
A series of limited edition objects for Minimalux that use only pre-existing parts + materials from the designer's immediate environment, together with content from Minimalux's component shelves.
Multidisciplinary artist Aimée Wilder brings large scale patterns (like that of wallpaper) to a smaller size piece of art that's just as show-stopping in a room.
Ordinary Habit's new collection of summer-ready puzzles are as fun to look at as they are to put together.
Artistic Tile's Pinnacle Fete is a marble design that will transform your walls or fireplace surround into a playful yet sophisticated party.
You might think Origin's exhibition pieces represent the origins of each piece or the 16 designers, but the show takes a broader view.
