The Marks of Existence exhibition, presented and designed by Artefatto Design for Movimento, is an elegant take on what's next.
Alejandra Gandía-Blasco's Iris collection of outdoor tables features printed glass tops inspired by the colors of sunrises + sunsets.
Copenhagen-based Cecilie Manz teams up with the historic Fritz Hansen to introduce the Monolit, a statement lounge chair with storage.
The Illusion Collection, by Alain Gilles for Glass Variations, features glass tables that seem more unstable than they actually are.
The Archibald Chair by Jean-Marie Massaud for Poltrona Frau gets a refresh that honors the timeless elegance of an iconic fabric: denim.
Roll & Hill’s new lighting collections offer timeless designs with versatile materials, blending nostalgic elegance with modern craftsmanship.
Lemieux et Cie’s 2025 collection merges historical influences with modern craftsmanship, offering elegant and timeless furniture pieces.
ALT Design's new 3D-printed lamps, made from corn starch-based PLA, blends modern design with sustainability.
Fabien Cappello collaborates with overlooked industry artisans to create unexpected objects that reshape how we view design in a colorful exhibition.
Cheeky colors and elegant design are no longer just for interiors. The Tivoli Tech tile collection by Cristina Celestino takes the fun outside.
Social Media Consultant Maivy Tran shares current favorites including a solution to the 'clothes chair,' hypnotic clocks, miniature tea sets, + more.
In an exclusive interview, Mimi Plange dives in to her inspiration behind her new roller shade collaboration with The Shade Store.
Montreal designer Thom Fougere and Toronto’s design store Mjölk collaborate on a 2024 collection that blends timeless elegance and utilitarian appeal.
John Makepeace OBE collaborates with Foris on the Obelisk 3, a striking, blackened oak cabinet designed with a surprise functional interior.
Versatile and customizable, the PLI Steel Wall Shelf by TIPTOE is a simple yet timeless design that comes in six chic colors.
