New York-based designer Mana Sazegara is infusing objects with life + personality in this vibrant, playful collection consisting of a chair, mirror, and rug.
Fifty-one years after his death, endorsed by Curry's family, GUBI is producing Bill Curry's mouth-blown Obello Lamp for the first time.
Jamie Norris Green creates 3D printed lighting made from a bio-degradable polymer that includes waste oyster and scallop shells.
Lifestyle editor Vy Yang shares the gardening class, eyeware tray, and Instagram account you *need to know*.
Geometric in design + personalized with every sit, the MC–22 Filo chair by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec maximizes the use of wood to eliminate waste.
Designer Kelly Wearstler tapped ceramicist Morgan Peck to create an amorphous collection of handmade vases, bowls, candlesticks, and mirrors.
Full of whimsical silhouettes and a signature squiggle detail, the Squiggle collection by Christopher Miano is as playful as it is functional.
We connected with Calma founder Elizabeth Jaime to talk flower arranging tips and create custom arrangements inspired by her favorite vases.
Italian furniture maker Poltrona Frau is celebrating its 110th anniversary with its first ever artist collaboration with Felipe Pantone.
From minimalist wall art to radiant, multi-colored glassware, these groovy gradient pattern finds are a design lover’s dream.
Design Milk is returning to NYC this May to jury WantedDesign's 2022 Launch Pad competition. Meet the 46 participants in this year's show!
Block Shop Textiles' co-founder Hopie Stockman sheds some light into what it is she thinks you need to kickstart your small creative business.
March is Women’s History Month so we're looking back to celebrate and share some of our favorite female designers and artists we've featured.
Concrete has the ability to bring a versatile, warm appeal to design, and Kast Concrete's washbasins reflect the possibilities.
The KNTR outdoor furniture collection is linear yet soft in design, meant to naturally blend in with residential outdoor spaces.
