The brass instruments of New Orleans and jazz great Louis Armstrong inspired Sara Schoenberger's Louis Collection of wildly wiggly swing arm wall lights.
Leah Ring + Adam de Boer got engaged and imagined a bedroom in the 'burbs, leading to the Galliform furniture collection, with a mid-century mod aesthetic.
Sebastian Wrong's Filigrana 6 table lamp + Martino Gamper's Mark Light pendant are new lighting, revealed at London Design Festival, highlighting the beauty of Murano glass for Established & Sons.
What the nature-inspired Loon lighting collection from Coil + Drift represents is a new place-driven design language for the brand and its founder.
Umbra's CUP and CONO are not just LED mood makers, but smart lamps operable by voice command and can dim down to a mere 1% brightness.
Now in its second year, Material Matters is the newest and most exciting addition to the London Design Festival.
Design Milk takes a walking tour of Shoreditch that includes all the best showcases and launches for the London Design Festival 2023.
One of London Design Fair's highlights, and possibly the entire festival, was 2LG's You CAN Sit With Us, a curation that responds to prejudice they have felt and still feel from the industry.
Vibia's Plusminus bespoke lighting system features a fabric belt + various light fittings to lend individual style through contemporary design + technology.
GUBI takes Mathieu Matégot's original Satellite Collection outside with two playful, sculptural light fixtures that have been adapted for outdoor living.
Mueller Van Severen continue their collection of sculptural furniture with their latest – the Standing Lamp Marble – which is modeled after a street light.
You can finally have your home designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel, thanks to a new eponymous home collection for Lulu and Georgia!
Senior Editor Gregory Han shares his favorite rug, a modular wireframe furniture system that reminds him of the 80s mall, and more.
Even after your second look, the Danish-designed, minimalist Ghost Chandelier still looks different from every angle.
The purple tubes of Taras Yoom's quirky Dif Lamp are inspired by the vascular system, with the light pink orbs resembling its passengers – blood cells.
