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If you've been to Paris or New York City, you've probably seen and sat on one of these emblematic Fermob chairs. We visit to see how they're made.
"An oasis enclosed by the sky" fashioned from concrete gives this intimate open air hotel Brutalist-by-the-beach vibes.
This academic project by student designer Borja Gomendio also has a secondary function that seems to be camouflaged at first glance.
Reform releases SHAKER and PLAIN classic kitchen collections alongside the introduction of new artistic handles dubbed the Atelier Collection.
Kriskadecor's Feel Free chain structure system eliminates structural needs – like walls and ceilings – altogether, giving you the capability to create a freestanding division of space.
For this apartment in Milan, chromastudio dramatically renovated the space to be full of contrasts, geometry, and a dramatic color palette.
These four elegantly finished keyboards imagined for designers, architects, and aesthetes hide a magnetic modular customization design.
KUNDESIGN's Flow Swing is inspired by the mythical magic carpet – light, stable, and dynamically styled.
At this year's NeoCon, Keilhauer released Tailored, designed by frequent collaborator EOOS, a commercial furniture collection with an eye on high-end workplaces.
Danish design, Pacific NW trees, and Minecraft inspired the design of this glass treehouse on a lake near Redmond, Washington.
The process of making Bocci's 118 Pendant Light is meant to be seen – each opal glass globe holds dozens of small, feather-like forms created during its making.
The Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen's latest Atelier Editions are set to make everyone green with envy with two shades inspired by nature in summer.
Yayoi Kusama presents a new Infinity Mirror Room, warped pumpkin walls, and psychedelic paintings at David Zwirner Gallery in New York.
