Kosta Boda expands the Rocky Baroque series by artist Hanna Hansdotter and adds the Pavilion vase set by Swedish design studio Front.
The Mutina Editions collection of vases and candelabras by Ronan Bouroullec highlights the beauty of handmade-in-Italy ceramics with subtle imperfections.
Moral Turgeman and Kelsey Falter, of Raise the Moral Studio, invite viewers to find beauty in the banal and become familiar with perception.
Eldvarm has introduced 3 candleholders – LouLou, Luca + Luna – inspired by humanity's primal ties to fire + our relationship with the environment.
Make sure the gifts you give to hosts + hostesses stand out as unique + thoughtful this holiday season. Check out 10 of our favorite modern options in our latest gift guide!
Everything you liked about the romantic illuminations of the original Graypants Wick LED rechargeable, portable candlelight is back... but just smaller.
What's old is new again! The Nytillverkad collection is loud, colorful, and fun, celebrating the Swedish brand's 80th anniversary with designs from IKEA's archives reinterpreted using new colors and materials.
Whether of the millennial, hot, pastel, neon, or baby variety, pink never fails to bring a sense of whimsy to a space.
Senior editor Kelly Beall shares a baby Dutch oven that's easy to store in small spaces, the smokeless fire pit you can use to cook + more favorites in this Take 5.
Happy spooky season! This year we're celebrating Halloween the only way we know how – by pairing our favorite Halloween movies with some of our favorite modern decor.
3rd Ritual creates mindful objects + botanical blends to cultivate a more connected, mystical way of life.
From more affordable on up, here are some of our favorite modern candle holders to help brighten up your life and space!
Tom Dixon designs Swirl, a series comprising geometric forms stacked on top of one another to create functional sculptures.
A new collection of sculptural objects, including candle holders and a vase, that appear distorted, almost as if they're melting.
Formr aims to create clever home designs that employ both construction debris and formerly incarcerated individuals.
