EST.18's Apartamento Secreto exhibition showcases Japanese furniture brand Ariake and Barcelona lighting manufacturer Parachilna in a hidden apartment installation.
Designers Andu Masebo, Daniel Schofield, and Anna Maria Øfstedal Eng challenges to see the value in blemished wood furniture in the No.1 Common exhibition.
The PORTAL exhibition from Decibel, Vizcom, and Caracol showcases a huge 15-foot robotic arm that 3D printed chairs live for an exhibition.
Brooklyn-based designer Daniel Michalik exemplifies more than 20 years of exploration in the often humble material, now refined: cork.
Celebrating a prolific career, ICA Miami presents a retrospective of Colombian textile artist Olga de Amaral, lending life, learning, and love to fiber arts.
A simple paper fold becomes the foundation for collaboration between Nathalie Van der Massen and Karen Verlinden, reimagining boundaries between textiles and ceramics.
London's Design Museum presents an exclusive look at pieces from the Wes Anderson archives, offering insight into some of our favorite films.
"The Independents" marks Colony's tenth anniversary as a platform where personal vision and marketplace viability find rare equilibrium.
ICFF 2025 has come and gone, so we're sharing our favorite modern picks, including ceramic lighting, smart upholstery, and mushroom leather.
Satellites is an installation by Nicolas Winding Refn + Hideo Kojima that explores how we can connect across digital dimensions.
Inspired by the sights and sounds of Chengdu, Wade and Leta present Stop, Listen, Look, an interactive exhibition in the heart of the city.
Futurespective: Connected Worlds provides a unique look into the 55 years of history behind Range Rover, offering a view of what's to come.
Lee Broom designs Cascade, a lighting collection for Lladró, that challenges traditional ceramic craft with a contemporary vision rooted in the ritual of celebration.
MUJI teams up with Studio 5.5 to design a modular micro-house and a series of clever DIY objects, each crafted from everyday Muji products.
Inspired by nature's quiet shifts, the Muuto Milan Apartment and Garden unfolds like a year in motion, one room at a time.
