Japanese creative studio SPREAD leaves visitors up to their own interpretations of color and happiness at this year's We Design Beirut 2025.
Designed by smarin for Triennale Milano, Gioco transforms simple cork blocks and spruce tabletops into endlessly reconfigurable spaces.
Sixteen giant inflatables turn Melbourne’s city square into a surreal rock garden, inviting visitors to squeeze through, touch, and explore.
Pantone emblazons the steps at Wembley Park in London with shades of yellow to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Coldplay's song, 'Yellow.'
Designed by Marc Fornes of THEVERYMANY, The Orb is a glowing, dynamic sculpture that symbolizes Google's ethos of innovation through design and technology.
Designed by UO for the Nakajimaya Grand Hotel, Nakajimaya Crossing is an installation that blends traditional crafts in innovative ways.
FreelandBuck's Tunnel Vision public art piece is a massive metal installation with a surprise vantage point at the WMATA Office in DC.
In Take 5, Senior Contributing Editor Vy Yang shares the public art making residents grumpy, a sculpture that Lisa Frank would approve, and more.
Isometric Studio is proving that accommodating those living with disabilities in design is a must – not an afterthought – with the public installation of Cloud Swing.
Daily tous les jours's Daydreamer is a kinetic sculpture that brings together music + light to create a collective experience at Plaza Park in South Bend, Indiana.
This futuristic installation was created in collaboration with Lexus and inspired by the brand’s approach to vehicle design.
Inspired by New York's Flatiron Building, Interwoven is an interactive installation that comes alive with lights and colors when engaged.
