kinder MODERN reimagined the SoHo showroom of USM by creating an inspiring playground of ideas based around the Swiss company's ball joint.
In a TriBeCa pop-up gallery, sets by Andre Mellone, Giancarlo Valle, and Michael Bargo showcase Viso objects in the context of a home.
Salon's latest exhibition showcases Peg Woodworking's signature style of combining hand weaving and angular woodworking.
These works can function as a stool, table, or sculptural object, but you'll have to look from multiple angles to grasp their true form.
Masquespacio created a site-specific installation for Poggi Ugo that explored fresh new ways to work with the terracotta.
Minimalist shapes? Muted tones? Rounded corners? Google’s installation will reveal to you the interior style that makes your heart flutter.
In LOEWE's 5th year exhibiting at Milan's Salone de Mobile, they're sharing a curated selection of basketry, hand quilting, and calligraphy.
A fantastic world of knitted material where everyday objects—sofas, beds, books, clocks—assume a new evocative appearance.
This year, during Salone del Mobile 2019, Marni paid tribute to the moon through an outdoor sensory journey entitled Marni Moon Walk.
Lambert & Fils invited Adrien Rovero to dream up a lighting installation that was inspired by boy scouts and childhood imaginations.
Solids and Voids | An Exploration of Boundaries is a collection of 2D and 3D abstractions.
Meet the 2019 WantedDesign Launch Pad, the NYCxDesign showcase of emerging design talent in furniture, decor and lighting.
An exhibition showcasing seven different vignettes, each visualizing a different interior trend.
R & Company opened Breaking the Box, a solo exhibition featuring new work by artist and designer Sebastian ErraZuriz.
An Escher exhibit that is like walking into a documentary and for brief moments you feel like you are inside his head.
