For his own family home in Melbourne, architect Paul Conrad begins with interior architecture—crafting a sequence of spaces where light, material, and proportion quietly shape everyday life.
Through raw yet refined materials and a radically open plan, Marie Claire Mrad crafts an interior architecture that responds to light, climate, and the rhythms of daily life.
In collaboration with SmithArc, Joshua Rice takes the lead on designing a sensual interior for a Texas home that calls back to Modernism.
The Roll-Up Chair by Caroline Chao for G-STAR's the Art of Raw uses reclaimed denim and metal from industrial manufacturing to create a luxurious seat.
The recently renovated CM G1 House by designers Willett and Ome Dezin is an ode to Los Angeles and an emotional landscape made for living.
Atelier Échelle marries vernacular form with contemporary function in a lakeside Quebec gallery home for a couples' extensive art collection.
Aria, the contempo-Art Deco dwelling by Studio Nishita Kamdar, offers respite from the din of city living in Mumbai, India.
Step inside Marianna Tomlenovich’s dream home, where Italian influences and modern design combine to create a grand yet calming retreat.
Richard Brendon just released The Optic Collection of glassware with designs that lend a contemporary look + feel to a centuries-old glassmaking technique.
Marion Stora's debut collection, Opening Acts, harnesses her experience in designing made-to-measure furniture pieces and turns it into a refined 15-piece collection.
After years working behind the scenes in design, engineering, production + operations for luxury brands, Todd Hewitt is launching his first collection with Last Ditch Design.
London-based multidisciplinary artist Yinka Ilori has launched his debut homewares collection, and it's overflowing with color + pattern!
Luminaire, top notch purveyor of international design, recently opened a Los Angeles showroom.
Contemporary design stronghold Gebrüder Thonet Vienna is showcasing some of their most iconic furniture pieces at Stockholm Furniture Fair.
This shoppable living room in New York's West Village is like stepping into a globe-trotting friend's home.
