Textile designer Gina Nadal, founder of Woven Memories, joins us for Friday Five to discuss a rug designer she adores, the movie that inspires her work, and more!
What does brick want to be? Anything and everything it can in Floris Wubben's solo exhibition, BRICK, on view at The Future Perfect gallery in New York.
Kiki Goti's contemplative showcase Selene demonstrates design’s potential to shift perceptions of the foyer through home furnishings.
Architect Francesco Paini turns a small drawing from the 1950s into custom, playful wood furniture for the modern day definitions of a family.
Decades after La Grande Muraglia, a furniture collection by Mario Bellini + Piero Ambrogio Busnelli was introduced; it's been reimagined by NEUTRA for outdoors.
Lean into play with Vipp's new pedal bin and these six magnetic, seaweed-inspired forms designed by artist Alice Ronchi.
Artist + designer Nik Bentel joins us for Friday Five to share his favorite shirt, the most unique watch, a book that's influenced him tremendously + more!
Lindsey Adelman's primordial oil lamps are seemingly suspended mid-air at TIWA Gallery for an ethereal, introspective experience.
From forward thinking home furnishings to unique lighting, we're excited to highlight 15 of this year's A' Design Award & Competition winners!
San Francisco based Lumio's 360º pivoting Ovo table lamp cuts the power cord, glowing up to 6 hours at its brightest setting.
Heymat and Sight Unseen’s Iconic Women Collection of indoor mats layer iconic designs of the 20th century to create bold + colorful compositional designs.
mmcité street furniture's UFO hovers above, protecting outdoor furniture in public spaces while giving you a comfortable place to relax.
Design Miami proves that good things come to those who wait with their inaugural Los Angeles fair taking place May 16th through 20th 2024 at a private Holmby Hills estate.
Design Milk's Director of Branded Content, Kelly Beall, jumps into Take 5 with JELL-O treats, a vintage-inspired lighter, a book for branding lovers + more.
The Crafting Selfhood exhibition, inspired by 3.1 Phillip Lim's ID handbag collection, highlights the works of 13 Asian American female identifying designers.
