A new modular furniture system called Julia that seeks to provide unlimited furnishing solutions using quality materials.
To celebrate her inauguration, we asked Pratt Institute's newest president, Frances Bronet, to join our roster of Friday Five candidates.
Fritz Hansen is bringing an original Paul McCobb table design back from 1953.
This month's Designer Desktop merges the soothing Studio Cope's Aurora Ray fabric with the perfect Noguchi quote.
A minimalist moving-in box full of bespoke goods that are meant to be more meaningful and longer-lasting that flowers or champagne.
Jean-Pascal Gauthier’s latest efforts combine transparency and colored circular planes, similar to that of suprematist artists.
Warby Parker invites 8 designers to reimagine the basic handheld mirror for an auction to benefit Free Arts.
GANDIABLASCO expands their roster to include a warm, modern outdoor collection featuring teak and aluminum frames.
Amy and Jaime talk to industrial designer Cory Grosser about empathy in design, finding balance and being a good dad.
Gus* Modern collaborated with Pendleton Woolen Mills again to give a fresh, new look to the Elk Chair.
The Corning Museum of Glass featured a rare showing of 2 Iittala glassblowers making Birds by Toikka.
An iconic chair from 1955 is making a comeback for modern design lovers.
Only 100 units of these ebonized American White Oak Sonos-streaming record consoles are being made.
A pair of lamps, named Gota, made with recycled aluminum from local manufacturers in Belgium.
A collection of five rug designs that celebrate the idea of boundless creativity, free of both physical and imaginative limitations.
