Northern Lights LUXOR stands out from other seasonal affective disorder treatment lighting with a design that glows with modernity.
Frero's Tala Asa light objects are inspired by the earth, with each using light to focus on the shadow play of the lamp's negative space.
These winning designs might get you inspired to submit your very own designs for this year's A' Design Award & Competition contest, which ends on February 28, 2024!
The Luisa lighting collection takes the beauty and history of traditional Italian blown glass and innovates it into something modern and fresh.
Nicolai Haastrup's Endless Wall Lamp, created for Design by Us, is an unexpected experience featuring an impactful mirror.
This new lighting series by BROKIS calmly glows through an opal diffusor and handblown opaline glass shaped like a childhood toy.
Design Milk's Director of Branded Content, Kelly Beall, joins us for Take 5 to share a coffee table book that can't be missed, a weighty object you'll use forever + more!
Within The Borris Collection, Mimi Shodeinde of Miminat Designs seeks to visually capture the exact moment when motion ceases + stillness takes over.
Niamh Barry builds on langue of bronze and light with her new work by defying gravity, manipulating perception, and communing with nature.
At the inaugural edition of Alcova Miami, VERSO presented PALMA: Five Pieces - Collection No. 1, the first furniture collection designed by the São Paulo-based studio Palma.
Maison&Object's "Tech Eden" theme emphasized dreamy optimism, biophilia, technology, and well-being in a variety of home furnishings for 2024.
Villa Albertine and Mobilier National presented 5 up-and-coming designers at Design Miami/ 2023, set in a space designed by Alban Roger, that explores the intersection of French decorative arts and contemporary design.
Enter the A' Design Award & Competition for the chance to have your design discovered on an international stage! The deadline to enter – or nominate someone else – is February 28, 2024!
Artist + vintage curator Carmen Nash designs a lighting collection by reimagining her favorite folk art stories along with a belief that storytelling connects us to objects we love.
Originally conceived in ceramics by designer Analuisa Corrigan, Wooj helps update the Scoop Lamp in 3D-printed recycled plastic.
