Umbra's CUP and CONO are not just LED mood makers, but smart lamps operable by voice command and can dim down to a mere 1% brightness.
Our favorite winning furniture designs include a sea urchin-inspired seat with black spikes, an illuminated side table reminiscent of Pac-Man, and more.
Throughout this modern office, you find elements of construction – bricks, metal mesh, and concrete – implemented in interesting ways atypical of how they're usually used.
adidas TERREX's newest hiking shoe is designed to feel as light as a trail runner, but durable enough to withstand sections of the Pacific Crest Trail.
Designed by Rostislav Sorokovoy for Woo, the UMI Armchair is an object that resembles a soft sculpture rather than a piece of furniture, inviting the user to interact with it in a genuine way.
If you're going to have to wear headphones in public, why not look as stylish as these Royal Burgundy Nappa leather and gold cans?
Normann Copenhagen's Vig outdoor furniture collection is adaptable to complement any space with timeless appeal + exceptional functionality, while stripping the extras away.
Social Media Consultant Maivy Tran returns to Take 5, sharing animated umbrellas, versatile Resting Stones, an immersive color and sound experience in London + more!
Clever – one of our favorite podcasts – is celebrating 200 episodes of sharing creative visionaries who shape our world + culture. We spoke with host Amy Devers to learn more about what's to come!
This hand assembled Bluetooth portable turntable is so small, you can carry it everywhere in a backpack with room to spare.
The limited-edition Abyss Wall Tile by Duffy London features an interchangeable 3D printed design that allows users to create their own vertical Abyss.
KiKi ARCHi's Skip House weaves Chinese tradition and modern design into a seamless living experience for three generations under one roof in bustling Beijing.
Email is Dead leads us through the history of email, from its beginnings in the 1970s to what the experience might look like in 2070, prompting a conversation about the future of communication.
Now in its second year, Material Matters is the newest and most exciting addition to the London Design Festival.
The Danish soundsmiths have integrated some of the brand's most premier features and added them into the Beolab line's smallest model yet.
