The Taku lighting collection from Hennepin Made is designed to rebuild our relationship with objects through human touch in a world where everything is automatic.
Multidisciplinary artist Alex Proba fuses her signature design language with cannabis brand Gossamer's colors and aesthetic to create four psychedelic rugs.
Clocks and watches are anything but passé – and our 10 favorite modern, design-driven timepieces prove it.
British designer Max Lamb's Crockery collection for ceramics brand 1882 Ltd. looks raw and rock-like but is actually very refined and lightweight.
In the midst of celebrating their 150th anniversary, Fritz Hansen has released a collection of classics – both new and old – in new materials, fabrics, and colorways.
Tune into see why artist Lorien Stern wants to collaborate with a theme park or a cemetery in this week's Milkshake episode.
Inspired by fishing structures that hover over the sea, designer Ákos Huber designed the Chair of the Moment to challenge the conventional design of a chair.
Designed by Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec for Emeco, the Truss furniture collection is timeless, utilitarian, and stays true to Emeco's goal of sitting lighting on the planet.
Join senior editor Kelly Beall as she shares some fresh tech, a favorite new home accessory + more in this edition of Take 5.
Measuring in at an impressive 3 meters, Briskeby is the longest bench in Vestre's range, and ideal for use in social spaces.
Teatro Magico translates Saba Italia's expertise with textiles and color combinations into a table designed by 967 Arch.
The only thing better than good design is sharing modern finds with friends – so we invited Hunker editors to share their picks with us!
We're celebrating International Women's Day by highlighting four women who are not only following in the tracks of those before them, but also forging ahead to lead the next generation of creatives.
Karim Rashid designed the dreamy Kasual furniture + lighting collection for Essential Home and DelightFULL, and it's the stuff of futuristic dreams.
Born from a peaceful moment on a silent meditation retreat, Brooklyn-based illustrator Claudia Pearson's new collection of modern home goods speaks volumes.
