On the 100th anniversary of the Japanese mingei movement, New York’s Japan Society puts on the first U.S. retrospective of the influential folk potter.
Designed by MMaison Interiors, il Bracco brings Italian flair to Arizona, with diverse materials from cork to travertine.
Prolific local firm Norm Architects imbued the new accommodation as a careful coherence of nature, tactility, and considered human facilitation.
Designed by Tej Chauhan for Motorola Nursery, the fresh format S1 Soother harnesses the power of joy and neotenic form to become a more effective nightlight.
The Amsterdam firm created new intimate interiors for a 1920s heritage-protected home, while expanding it with more communal spaces: a bar, a wellness zone and a wine room.
During NYCxDesign, local furniture brand Maiden Home debuted Eva, its second limited run craft-led commission collection.
Fluttering ribbons of brass stay frozen in time in Coronette by Sara Schoenberger, soft globes adorning the ceiling-mounted collection.
With BUILDING BLOCK ETC., sisters Kimberly and Nancy Wu recalibrate their design language through entertaining objects, curated materials, and a retail experience rooted in touch.
Jack White’s Third Man Records and Victrola team up on a special edition vinyl mixing set-up comprising a turntable and speakers.
Hardman Design’s new version of the original LÜNA brings the same sophisticated style to this bed for beloved pups.
East Hampton-based architect Xiao Lin shares some of her favorite objects, from her grandmother’s mala bracelet to a ceramic incense holder, and more.
At Clerkenwell Design Week, the American Hardwood Export Council turns material education into a creative act, using American cherry to reframe awards, authorship, and the value of natural variation.
This camera-mounted, AI-enabled, solar-powered device by Kiwibit allows hobbyists to birdwatch from anywhere.
Created with FOR SCALE, A Manifesto on Touch turned basic movements—grip, pull, press, enter—into small rituals of design.
Clerestory Garden turns a constrained footprint in Toshima City into a porous mixed-use building shaped by greenery, daylight, and spatial generosity.
