The Manico armchair, built with the handles of no longer used tools, is the fourth collaboration between It's Great Design + designer Giuseppe Arezzi.
When renovating his grandfather's Chamonix-Mont-Blanc house, architect Renaud Chevallier, of Chevallier Architectes, honored the past while modernizing it.
From sage to spruce and forest to chartreuse, the design world has been keen on green in 2022. Peep our favorite green finds to get your daily dose of the year's "it" shade.
New York’s underground graffiti movement meets the heritage British working class footwear of choice in this 2-piece collection.
The newly opened Zaha Hadid Architects: Vertical Urbanism exhibition showcases the bold, explorative urbanism the studio is known for in densely populated areas.
Downtown Los Angeles Proper is a new boutique hotel in Los Angeles, California, designed by Kelly Wearstler who reimagined the space by combining the building's storied history with a modern palette.
Trish Andersen shares how her roots in Dalton, Georgia (aka the carpet capital of the world) led to her textile design career.
Jess Humphrey left fashion to pursue art and now translates collages into hot casted glass sculptures with broken glass bits frozen inside.
From the famous RM58 armchair in the lobby to the Fiat on the 35th floor, this investment office celebrates its Polish heritage with all Polish designs.
Browns Brook Street + Relay Design Agency are pairing limited edition furniture with high-end fashion in the Arcade Collection.
Kristalia's Brioni Outdoor collection makes enjoying your outdoor space as low-effort as possible – whether that's in the backyard, on the balcony, or next to the pool.
Volkswagen calls the ID. Buzz the new face of sustainable mobility. We think it's the cutest minivan of all time.
In a new kind of East-meets-West aesthetic, the Hyobodo Fuoco side table brings together traditional Japanese lacquer with Italian design.
Discover how we're updating our spaces for the approaching spring season – all for less than $150.
Form and function meets grace and strength in a chandelier series called Tryst designed by lighting studio Paul Matter.
