Expanding on their original bedside table design, Mist-o creates three new tables that appear as simple cylinders but they all hide their storage functionalities.
Continuing with our celebration of Women's History Month, get to know these four female designers who might be flying under your design radar.
Bodil Kjær stepped onto the design scene in the 1950s and 1960s to create solutions for issues she was running into as an interior architect and now Cassina is releasing them to the public.
From coffee table books and catch-all trays to candles and coasters, we're cracking the code on the the perfect coffee table set up.
The SHADES collection features modular components allowing for the creation of multiple configurations of its pendant, table, and floor lamps.
Divers braved the waters of the Malmö Canals in Sweden so designers could turn abandoned electric scooters into a variety of objects.
In a decorating rut? Get your dose of design inspo with modern decor picks (and styling tips!) straight from the experts, including Natalie Myers, Breegan Jane, Susanna Cots, Laura Hodges, Dani Dazey, and more!
The Manico armchair, built with the handles of no longer used tools, is the fourth collaboration between It's Great Design + designer Giuseppe Arezzi.
Trish Andersen shares how her roots in Dalton, Georgia (aka the carpet capital of the world) led to her textile design career.
Browns Brook Street + Relay Design Agency are pairing limited edition furniture with high-end fashion in the Arcade Collection.
Kristalia's Brioni Outdoor collection makes enjoying your outdoor space as low-effort as possible – whether that's in the backyard, on the balcony, or next to the pool.
In a new kind of East-meets-West aesthetic, the Hyobodo Fuoco side table brings together traditional Japanese lacquer with Italian design.
Discover how we're updating our spaces for the approaching spring season – all for less than $150.
Form and function meets grace and strength in a chandelier series called Tryst designed by lighting studio Paul Matter.
