Debuting at NYCxDESIGN, the Monica Khemsurov-founded Petra is a showroom of curated artistic hardware created by a host of visionary designers.
NOOM's HELLO furniture collection is playful yet sophisticated featuring a geometric-inspired chair, low chair, three-seater sofa, and two coffee tables.
The Squash collection speaks loud in a language of soft curves as furniture brand Poltrona Frau taps British artist Faye Toogood for collaborative designs.
Designer Steffany Tran of design studio Vy Voi unveils the Re Cay collection of soft luminaires inspired by her Vietnamese heritage.
Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis is the latest designer to reimagine the VitraHaus Loft showcasing a bold color scheme that redefines the concept of home.
The Mutina Editions collection of vases and candelabras by Ronan Bouroullec highlights the beauty of handmade-in-Italy ceramics with subtle imperfections.
For its Riviera outdoor collection, Mambo opted to mix materials: marble, Merrazzo tones, metals, and ceramics mixed with patterned fabrics.
Representing 10 programs + 270 design students, the School of Constructed Environments at The New School's Parsons School of Design shares its end-of-year exhibition.
The reintroduced designs from Heller’s archives include a quirky stool, an original Hellerware color way, and minimalist espresso cups.
Some 28 students from Tec de Monterrey’s Design program conceptualized how to incorporate vegetation into our everyday lives with Plant-Based.
Discover Fornace Brioni's subtle alchemy of water, earth, and fire as they produce the cotto cladding from the finest clays on the Po River floodplain, seen in the Grounded exhibition.
Sandstone offcuts roughly 350 million years of age are minimally modified and turned into rugged, minimalist table lamps by Leibal and Studio HB-AS.
Industrial designer Kickie Chudikova joins us for this week's Friday Five, sharing her love of fashion, combining creative disciplines, a favorite possession + more.
James de Wulf helps clients reconnect with the joy of play through analog game tables in his concrete fantasia.
Quarters, by In Common With, is an 8,000-square-foot Tribeca loft blending concept store and community space, showcasing collaborative design and heirloom-quality craftsmanship.
