Architecture Building Culture, Wraight + Associates LTD, and Lindsay Gerber Interiors collaborate to design the spectacular Reef House on the beach in Fiji.
The ARBA Chair by Erwan Bouroulllec for raawaii showcases a seemingly simple silhouette with a complex, yet easy to assemble design.
Social Media Consultant Maivy Tran returns for our Take 5 series with cameras made from trash, unique ceramics for your home, and a puzzle for your plants.
Over 60 contemporary artists across 2 NYC galleries unlock new potentials for material and pattern in this summer's must-see exhibitions.
Chalet Bertha is mountain retreat in Quebec's Charlevoix region designed by Perron to blend Nordic elegance with modern comfort, along with some unexpected details.
Polaroid and Eames Office, both trailblazers in their respective fields, have teamed up to introduce a new instant camera, the Polaroid Now Generation 2 - Eames Edition.
Designed by Madrid-based design brand Woodendot, the LUA lighting collection captures the soft, ethereal glow of the moon.
You test drive a car before you buy it, so why not do the same with appliances? Experience luxury with Sub-Zero, Wolf, + Cove.
The sculptural Narinari chair, designed by Tiziano Guardini & Luigi Ciuffreda for B&B Italia, echoes an attention to detail derived from haute couture.
Visual artist Paul Sende's artistic endeavors, focused on abstraction + geometry rooted in perception, are part of Tuleste Factory's Chromatic Stance exhibit.
AZULIK Mobility might be looking like a giant Yeezy Foam Runner, but this compact and silent operating EV is designed as a part of a larger holistic biophilic vision.
Nestled within lush greenery, nendo's block-wall house in Nagano, Japan, hides from the street behind a series of strategically placed concrete block walls.
Glazed home furnishings highlight Glas Italia's 2024 collection, with designs from Michael Anastassiades, Piero Lissoni, Philippe Starck, Patricia Urquiola, and Yabu Pushelberg.
With its tactile keyboard, pared down Android user interface, and e-ink display that lasts for days, the Minimal Phone is the equivalent of a capsule wardrobe.
Designer Betsy Brown transforms a Redmont neighborhood home in Birmingham, Alabama, by fusing the city's industrial past with a contemporary touch.
