Organic, simplistic, and playful, Nick Valentijn's Solo Show at St Vincent's proposes a refreshing response to hyperminimalism and sameness.
Grammy-winning Manny Marroquin helps design Wrensilva’s new M1 Larrabee Creator Edition record console that gives nod to the legacy of Larrabee Studios.
Designed with generative code, not sketches, the MATTER rug collection by Snøhetta and Ege Carpets embraces spontaneity in its unique designs.
Celebrate your love for summer with the Super Smart Fridge from Rocco in Tomato Red, paired with a bottle of MALIN+GOETZ Tomato Room Spray.
The LS24-Lounge System by Federico Pompignoli turns Prada's rooftop terrace into an optical playground of glowing curves and mirrored illusions.
Gustaf Westman's first piece from his IKEA collaboration is a playful blue serving plate made for the brand's iconic Swedish meatballs.
The expanded Barrow Collection by Mary Ratcliffe Studio turns a centuries-old coopering technique into a family of sculptural furnishings.
French for "peony," the Pivoine Collection of lighting by Luminaire Authentik recalls the essence of the flower with delicate petals blooming.
From ice buckets to glass tumblers, Diego Olivero + AllModern’s Modern Entertaining collection will make your party stylish and memorable.
Abimis and Duylo give reclaimed wood a second life as workhorse staples for the kitchen, from trivets and trays to utensils and cutting boards.
First launched in 2023, the Blossom Portable Light from Original OTC gets a fresh new color scheme from British designer Fabian Freytag.
Tokyo-based industrial designer Maha Alavi shares some of her favorite places, from coffee shops to antique markets, and more.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns to Take 5 to share her fave Ikigai pill cases, sculptural blue toilets, and dreamy geothermal pools.
ilo get the proportions just right in the Ratio collection of wood furniture for FRAMA in an elegant study in simple geometry and balance.
Baba Estudio’s Siembra furniture transforms steel and wood into organic, fluid forms, blurring the line between hard reality and soft illusion.
