Designtex + the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation have teamed up on the Elemental Wright Collection of textiles, wallcoverings, and custom materials inspired by his pioneering principles.
Designtex's Digital Studio tool is a one-of-a-kind design platform enabling designers + architects to quickly create + customize a surface solution for any environment.
Designed by Kelly Wearstler for Serax, the new Zuma collection of plates and glassware is versatile, meant to be mixed + matched in color, pattern + shape.
August's Designer Desktop features a graphic, colorful pattern that's full of rhythm + motion from East London-based design studio Kapitza.
The limited-edition BASTUA collection of 26 products, created by IKEA + Marimekko, brings together Nordic design + self-care rituals.
Stella McCartney + B&B Italia collaborated on the Le Bambole capsule collection that features a hand-drawn "Fungi Forest" print.
Liz Collins' "Mischief" features hand-stitched wall art with explosive colors + radical patterns, as well as sculptural works.
Renowned lighting designer Bec Brittain presents Paraciphers, an exhibition inspired by her love of NASA's wind tunnel testing of parachutes.
The Global Expressions collection celebrates the power of design with six globally-inspired patterns for commercial interiors.
Kirkby Design + Eley Kishimoto's new collaboration of textiles + wallcoverings is vibrant and impactful, combining graphic patterns with innovative textures.
This month's bold Designer Desktop comes from Forbes & Masters, a powerhouse duo of interior designers based in Atlanta, Georgia.
Boston-based architecture studio French 2D was commissioned to create a graphic facade for an existing garage in Cambridge, MA.
We invited artist Camille Walala to fill a TUMI 19 Aluminum Suitcase with design-focused treasures that reflect her London-based home.
Behind the scenes at Ellen Van Dusen's studio, where she used the Surface Book to make ABC RYB, a book exploring color + pattern.
3 top UK-based pattern designers gave an iconic chair 3 new looks.