Just in time to give your homes a refresh for fall, Minneapolis-based Blu Dot has unveiled its new Fall 2023 collection.
The 2023-2024 A' Design Award & Competition's call for entries is open! Projects with a focus on innovation, technology, design + creativity are being accepted until September 30, 2023.
UK-based Jones & Partners Current task light is up for the task to illuminate the workspace with some clever modular charging options.
Window Chronicles is an illuminated wall object inspired by the natural rhythms designer Noëmi Orgaer has observed through her own windows in Brussels.
Melt specializes in the design and manufacturing of colorful 3D-printed organizational products for work and life.
The Juniper MULTIVERSE System is a series of easy to install + expand modular ribbon tracks that can literally wrap around wall corners and may one day evolve into an entire smart home platform.
Acclaimed textile designer Aleksandra Gaca's Philips MyCreation lights are 3D-printed using a previously untapped source: fishing nets.
With 70% of older adults falling at least once a year, Nobi illuminates how empathetic design and AI can assist in keeping seniors safer.
The 2023 L A M P International Lighting Design Competition is now accepting entries for its 9th edition – Deadline for entries is September 30, 2023.
Functional + easy on the eyes, the ROMANA family of luminaires from Superlife is a collection of four eye-catching lamps.
Pablo Designs' Carousel is a two piece series – table lamp + floor lamp – that combines a wireless mobile charging tray with glare-free lighting.
Milan Iluminación's new Symphony Collection, designed by Jordi Pla, resembles a small metal + glass orchestra of percussion + diffused light.
The new Ann Demeulemeester-Serax collection is the first furniture designed by the fashion designer, who has worked on collaborations with the brand since 2019.
Olivier Vitry's MOONLIGHT luminaires are made of travertine + marble slabs that are pierced by slits, allowing light to appear from within.
Lukas Peet's Vector lighting collection for A-N-D uses precise paths – vectors – fitted together to build each of the four lamp designs in the Brutalist-inspired series.
