At Milan Design Week 2025, Formica reframes laminate as a true design staple in history with a layered, story-driven exhibition called Formica (r)Evolution.
Created for Audi, Drift Us, by DRIFT, is a responsive artwork that turns visitors into wind, capturing a powerful expression of movement and progress.
LAYER's PiA concept reimagines AI as a human-centered ecosystem of elegantly designed devices that sense, see, and connect with users.
Photographer Lauren Andersen, founder of S•E•N Creative, shares her love of artists’ collections, TV playlists, Takashi Murakami, and more.
Stéphane Parmentier imagines HIGHSTAY's Villa Coachella in Saint Tropez as a coastal residence with rustic yet contemporary finishes.
Social Media Consultant Maivy Tran shares her current obsessions, including a quirky citrus squeezer, colorful packing cubes, + more.
The Pro-Ject Flatten It is a sleek, user-friendly vinyl flattening machine that restores warped records to their original shape using precision heat technology.
Studio Brocca creates a warm minimalist home in Ontario that blends Tuscan-inspired colors and materials with contemporary design elements.
Designer Manon Delafoy transforms a former restaurant into a coffee shop that doubles as a serene escape from the bustle of Paris.
Modular and timeless, the A45 System by Parafernalia takes advantage of structural geometry, infused with a touch of mid-century flair.
In spite of global uncertainty, 2025's Milan Design Week + Salone Del Mobile gave visitors more ogle-worthy design objects than ever before.
The Leica LUX Grip brings pro-level tactile controls to iPhone photography, offering a premium shooting experience with physical buttons.
Palette Architecture designed the modern Shift House in East Hampton, New York out of prefabricated modules, creating a compact yet striking home.
Furniture brand Uma debuts fresh colorways of its T4 modular seating system, along with a new side table and a fashion-forward edition.
Designed Nest Studio and interior designer Laura Jenkins, the Profile hardware collection features Bauhaus-inspired shapes and facial references.
