How did John Pomp, who originally wanted to be a fine arts painter, turn to glass blowing? Tune in to learn what sparked the magic.
Designer Lisa Sacco let an unsuspecting material lead her to create Haptic, an undulating wood console created from quarter-sewn oak plank.
Three of Ethnicraft's outdoor furniture collections are available in a new finish – a sleek black teak – that's the right mix of modern-meets-classic.
Ethiopian American Jomo Tariku pays homage to cultural and historical symbols of the African continent through new materials and other goods in his latest works.
Managing Editor Joseph Sgambati III takes a turn at Take 5 to share the makers who inspire him including lamps, textiles, baskets, + more!
Designed by studio Zanellato/Bortotto, the Vela Sofa has a silhouette and elegant details that pay homage to a vessel's majestic sails.
Ireland’s Newry-based furniture brand Orior writes the narrative on nestling with their ultra plush Néad Series lounge chair and sofa.
Frero's Tala Asa light objects are inspired by the earth, with each using light to focus on the shadow play of the lamp's negative space.
Prolific designer Julien Renault joins us for this week's Friday Five, sharing where he finds everyday beauty, what he hopes happens to his chairs + more!
This collection of gradient glass tables and lighting are designed by Sevval Kalaycikli of Studio Monsoleil who primarily uses glass as her material of choice.
The three pieces of Alain Gille's Edge capsule collection have a common identity, but their differences make each all the more interesting on their own.
These winning designs might get you inspired to submit your very own designs for this year's A' Design Award & Competition contest, which ends on February 28, 2024!
The Luisa lighting collection takes the beauty and history of traditional Italian blown glass and innovates it into something modern and fresh.
We like our outdoor spaces to be as well designed as what's indoors. Fritz Hansen's modular lounge series, Tradition, has the sophistication we want + the versatility to make that happen.
These 3D-printed Triangle Vases by Lorenz Noelle can be endlessly combined into different configurations stacked or placed side-by-side.
