Created by German design label halblang, Blendend allows you to easily adjust its shelving system to your changing storage needs over time.
The new mouth-blown Murano glass side tables by Yiannis Ghikas for Miniform now come in three different shapes: regular, oval, and square.
Quirky yet functional, Name Place Animal Thing's Habitat Collection brings furniture + lighting inspired by the outdoors directly into your space.
Rhode Island's O&G Studio combines traditional design and technology – check out three new pieces, the Intervalo Collection, and some stunning hardware!
Gino Sarfatti's 2097 Pendant Light, designed in 1958, is now available in matte white offering a modern take on the traditional Venetian chandelier.
DesignByThem’s modular, armless, and compact Sundae Seat beckons you to relax with its low height, generous depth, and voluminous proportions.
Improving upon the architect's lamp and inspired by industrial cranes, designer Thomas Bentzen's Dedicate lamp for Muuto is an illuminating example of an adaptive light source.
Impact Acoustic + atelier oï have combined their expertise to present Oloïd, a felt luminaire merging acoustic excellence with intuitive design.
IKEA drops the 3rd release of it's iconic Nytillverkad collection paying homage to the carefree and creative spirit of the 1960s and early 1970s.
Designed by Bjarke Ingels Group for Natuzzi Italia, the new Colle Sofa is relaxed Mediterranean comfort in its most luxurious form.
Organized by the A' Design Award & Competition, the new World Design Rankings show how the global design community fares amongst different countries.
After years spent designing custom pieces for interior projects, Light and Dwell has opened a shop selling their own handmade furniture collection.
What was once a custom commission for a client named Abigail is now THIRDKIND's debut furniture collection consisting of a modern dining table and chairs.
Designed for Fantini, the O-XY series of designer faucet taps is inspired by the Cartesian coordinate system with its geometric linearity.
A Room on East 79th Street, an exhibition from EJR Barnes, invites visitors to a spatial experience reminiscent of something in a magic realism novel.
