A simple paper fold becomes the foundation for collaboration between Nathalie Van der Massen and Karen Verlinden, reimagining boundaries between textiles and ceramics.
Gateway to Venice's Waterway is a dynamic aluminum bridge leaping over water by Porsche and Norman Foster that inspires a new wave of mobility.
Artist Alicja Kwade presents monumental sculptures that incorporate glowing clocks and a poetically haunting sense of time in New York.
London's Design Museum presents an exclusive look at pieces from the Wes Anderson archives, offering insight into some of our favorite films.
Designed by Marc Fornes of THEVERYMANY, The Orb is a glowing, dynamic sculpture that symbolizes Google's ethos of innovation through design and technology.
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.
Take a look at our favorite 8 booths from 4 of the major contemporary art fairs in New York City featuring unbelievable artworks and experiences.
Futurespective: Connected Worlds provides a unique look into the 55 years of history behind Range Rover, offering a view of what's to come.
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.
POETICA by WonderGlass is an ethereal installation blending glass and paper into a dream-like exploration of memory, materiality, and imagination.
Exodus, created by Luca Nichetto and JoAnn Tan for Bolon, reimagines flooring as a sculptural, story-driven design experience in Milan.
Created for Audi, Drift Us, by DRIFT, is a responsive artwork that turns visitors into wind, capturing a powerful expression of movement and progress.
Flowing colors and undulating forms made from thousands of skewers are part of the Fold and Crease exhibition by We Make Carpets in Ginza.
