The Cerno co-founder and design director shares the places, objects, and hands-on projects that continue to shape his approach to lighting design
LMTLS Architecture layers wood, mirrors, and warm light into a continuous interior inspired by eroded terrain
Talo Atelier uses rhythmic oak slats, curved openings, warm light, and intuitive circulation to create a Pilates and yoga studio designed as a journey inward
The new FlexStyle IonCurl preserves the familiar form while reengineering airflow, ionization, and small interactions to improve the styling experience
The Aria Stone Gallery partner and COO discusses sourcing one-of-a-kind slabs, why designers are getting bolder with natural stone, and the material she sees as an unexpected neutral
Evoke International Design uses floor-to-ceiling glazing, slender steel frames, and a carefully composed landscape to connect a contemporary addition to its historic Shaughnessy setting
With a carbon fiber structure, bespoke finishes, and automotive-level precision, Ennua’s Element 01 translates supercar designs into functional art
The artist transforms the Upper East Side gallery into an interactive bead pit where visitors can dive in, make jewelry, and take home pieces of the installation
Inspired by British and South Asian design traditions, Tan France’s debut furniture collection for Castlery explores how timeless pieces, personal history, and everyday rituals shape the modern home.
The American artist’s first Canadian exhibition transforms the Royal Botanical Gardens with 18 monumental sculptures and an augmented reality experience
The latest Climacool Laced uses a seamless, one-piece 3D-printed construction to pair sculptural form with breathable performance
Set among cedar and Douglas fir trees on Vancouver Island, the two-level retreat explores how architecture can deepen our connection to nature
After debuting at Burning Man, Jen Lewin’s towering bear sculptures now anchor Brooklyn’s Gowanus waterfront
Dvira Interiors leaned into the penthouse’s late-’80s character by pairing its curved architecture with global influences, tactile materials, and immersive interiors
Art goes beyond decor at Marty Hotel Bordeaux, where rotating exhibitions by local artists transform a boutique hotel into a cultural destination
