At Baum und Pferdgarten’s Copenhagen flagship, a large-scale 3daysofdesign installation connects Polish lace traditions with Danish cultural history.
Norwegian sustainable aluminum purveyor Hydro erected a pavilion in the shape of the 90-year-old Iittala vase its commemorating.
Con-Vivere, TAKK's entrance experience at the Rome art museum, expands on the themes — from conviviality to food sovereignty — that the Spanish studio passionately embraces.
A playful yet refined exploration of imagination, Keep It Curious by Tuleste Factory invites both children and adults into a surreal world.
ALPI and Stephen Burks Man Made collaborate in a capsule collection for Design Miami, showcasing geometric motifs from the Kuba Kingdom.
At Design Miami 2025, Sten Studio captures that fleeting beauty of flowers in Lithic Bloom, translating delicate florals into enduring stone forms.
Japanese creative studio SPREAD leaves visitors up to their own interpretations of color and happiness at this year's We Design Beirut 2025.
Kohler debuts its Pearlized finish in a Harry Nuriev installation, transforming ceramic surfaces into a luminous, immersive experience.
Inspired by the classical silhouette of a Venetian chandelier, Profilo by Luca Nichetto for Barovier&Toso shines softly on Piazza San Marco.
Studio mo man tai translates diversity statistics of the Netherlands' population and turns it into a field of reflective flowers made from acrylic offcuts.
Explore the Dinesen Apartment by David Thulstrup in Brooklyn – an immersive, wood-filled pop-up showcasing Danish design through 2026.
Senior Contributing Editor Vy Yang rounds up her latest loves: a modern almanac, RISOTTOPIA’s milestone, and irresistible candy-colored art.
Designed by smarin for Triennale Milano, Gioco transforms simple cork blocks and spruce tabletops into endlessly reconfigurable spaces.
The MIT Museum is proud to host Remembering The Future, an immersive installation outlining climate outcomes, by Janet Echelman with Caitlin Mueller.
Victoria Wilmotte presents Colorscape, a satisfying blend of ancient materiality and hypermodernism – with iridescent details as a treat.
