Dogma bookshelves, designed by Alain Gilles for BONALDO, test the limits of a set of self-imposed design principles to create their own sense of utopia.
Mattiazzi launches new collections and debuts several updates from Jasper Morrison, Konstantin Grcic, and Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec in Milan.
Materica landed at Milan Design Week 2023 with INTERNA_MENTE, a mesmerizing installation of mirrors that encouraged visitors to reflect, self-reflect, and listen.
Designed in collaboration with design duo GamFratesi, the new Bang & Olufsen portable Beosound A5 speaker references the past, connects to the future.
Joyf's Tube collection embodies clean, concise design, with a fun color palette + playfully rounded shapes that emphasize the brand's philosophy that focuses on leisure.
This São Paulo apartment is transformed into a modern space that almost feels like you're living outdoors in an urban forest.
Putting marble off-cuts to good use, BUDDE and SolidNature worked together to create a unique striated collection of tables that are truly one-of-a-kind.
"Is repair the future of design?" That's the question that our Editor at Large Katie Treggiden is asking as she launches her 6th book, Broken.
Drag And Drop's ceramic collection falls in line with the search to reimagine the function + aesthetics of commonplace items – in this case, 3D-printed clay vases.
The Yinka Ilori x Domus collaboration takes the London-based designer's use of patterns + colors and turns them into tiles that will definitely elevate any mood.
A marriage of minimalism with human craft come together with LUME, a new table lamp designed by Filippo Mambretti for Enrico Pellizzoni.
Designed by MUT Design for GAN, the colors, geometry + textures of GIRO rugs – reminiscent of shapes created with a spirograph – are pure joy for the artist in all of us.
Here's what's in store at NeoCon 2023 – register (for free!) to see all of the freshest innovations in the commercial design industry.
Using waste created from another product, Alexander Lervik sustainably created the limited-edition HEMVIST furniture collection.
The M-SHWY collection designed by the Berlin based Studio Mary Lennox captures the mysterious allure of mushrooms in rug form.
