The CIMENTO collection, by Patricia Urquiola, features four new lines of furniture and accessories that highlight the materiality and tactility of concrete.
With its conical outpour, Giulia Delpiano and Corrado Conti of ovre.design have designed a sink that would have impressed Albert Einstein.
The luxurious yet modern Tugendhat Chair is a Ludwig Mies van der Rohe cantilevered design for Knoll that features leather straps around the back.
Nathalie Van der Massen's REN collection of room dividers seamlessly blend linen, wool, paper, and yarn into intricate wefts on wooden frames.
Mike McMahon Studio designed the Rufford Mews apartment as a design lab where they experiment with materials and innovative building techniques.
Blu Dot drops 12 new designs – plus fresh color options – ready to elevate your home, from asymmetric bar carts to plush velvet sofas.
Paddy Pike Studio launches the Cresco Rug Collection with 5 designs that celebrate liminal spaces while blurring the line between rug + wall art.
AÈDE Studios' debut Racines Collection blends Russian Art Deco with modern design, telling cultural stories through the medium of objects.
Susan McKinney, artist and founder of STUDIO SUSAN, joins us for Friday Five to tell us about the places and people that inspire her.
Get Your Rocks Off, Honey, by Jess Humphrey, is a collection of hand-blown vessels adorned with jewel-like orbs dotted across the surface.
The Weave collection of geometric rugs from Helena Rohner for GAN highlight the beauty and simplicity of traditional weaving techniques.
In collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Steelcase launches the Galesburg and Rockford collections marking a new era of FLW-inspired design.
Adagio, by Ronan Bouroullec for Mutina, is a ceramic module that can transform blank walls into expansive wall sculptures inspired by fabric.
In a series of three vignettes, Jouffre makes the case for global creative voices and the fusion of technology with craft in L'echo.
Inspired by concepts of light travel and the properties of light, Milan-based Atelier Tapis Rouge created the Elettrico Collection of 14 mesmerizing rugs.
