From artist-designed chocolate boxes to reusable holiday villages, these advent calendars make the countdown as appealing as what’s waiting inside
SOA architekti distills Korean food culture, bold color, and graphic references into a compact restaurant where architecture and identity move together
Developed with disability advocates, older adults, and hundreds of riders, the three-wheeled Rover offers a seated, more stable alternative to shared scooters and e-bikes
Schédio transforms a familiar Vancouver housing type with vaulted ceilings, unexpected color, local craftsmanship, and a catamaran-inspired net suspended between floors
Designed by PlayLab, Laneige’s Seoul flagship scales up personalized beauty with interactive installations and bold architectural gestures
Elizabeth Unique Venice brings Cristina Celestino’s contemporary mix of color, material, and Italian design to a 17th-century palazzo in Cannaregio
Maison&Objet’s Rising Talent Awards put the spotlight on 7 South African designers and studios bringing new perspectives to furniture, lighting, textiles, and objects
The tennis champion and V Starr founder brings Milanese influences, mid-century modernism, and subtle nods to the court into furniture and decor for adults and kids
Shells, spirals, and twisted rope move beyond decoration in a sea-inspired collection that brings the intimacy and precision of fine jewelry to the table.
The Lawrence Park renovation turns its attention to everyday rituals, with a professional chef’s kitchen, dedicated coffee bar, and immersive indoor garden.
The workplace brand looks to fashion for a visual refresh that shifts attention away from its products and toward people and everyday moments around them
After struggling to find a lift chair for her aging parents that didn’t look like medical equipment, Janet Feldman spent a decade developing a more considered alternative
From a nostalgic Italian-American restaurant to a former bank turned neighborhood bar, the Siren Betty founder shares five projects that capture her studio’s layered approach to interiors
Two units inside a 1930s New York City building become one 1,650-square-foot family home, where subtle Art Deco references meet vintage furnishings and personal details
The airline’s 15th year at the tournament brings cream leather, lacquered woodgrain, and the A380’s onboard bar to a nearly 1,600-square-foot suite inside Arthur Ashe Stadium
