The Cavus Collection embodies shifting sand and ancient plateaus, inspired by Karoo, a semi-desert region of Ernst's native South Africa.
Incredibly heavy, yet with a lightness in concept, the Orbit Collection by Tina Frey makes its debut at Design Miami – this time in bronze.
Follow Design Milk through a recap of our Unframed art column in 2025, from LEGO pieces by Ai Weiwei to intricate weavings by Analia Saban.
At Design Miami 2025, Sten Studio captures that fleeting beauty of flowers in Lithic Bloom, translating delicate florals into enduring stone forms.
Stan Editions expands its creative universe with a new stacked ceramics collection, positioning everyday objects as icons of creativity.
Artist Analia Saban changes the rules of the game, weaving physical paint with linen threads on a loom, laser-cutting drawings, and carving solid marble into a jacket.
As seen in Apple + Design Miami’s Designers of Tomorrow showcase, the iPad Pro with M5 chip empowers makers to bridge tradition and technology.
Curious “extruded paintings" and stacks of bumper stickers pull you in for a closer look at Donald Moffett's current “Snowflake” exhibition.
Victoria Wilmotte presents Colorscape, a satisfying blend of ancient materiality and hypermodernism – with iridescent details as a treat.
Artist Spencer Finch debuts new work that transports viewers through time and space using precise measurements of light and color filters.
French ceramicist Olivia Cognet channels the rhythm of kinetic art into still forms that feel alive with movement and light.
Tuleste Factory presents AFTERGLOW showcasing a lighting and object collection with a sense of whimsy and fun through the lens of high design.
Sixteen giant inflatables turn Melbourne’s city square into a surreal rock garden, inviting visitors to squeeze through, touch, and explore.
Studio Proba's Unbounded Sanctuary transforms a Shenzhen mall into a vibrant dreamscape, blurring the line between reality and AI.
Organic, simplistic, and playful, Nick Valentijn's Solo Show at St Vincent's proposes a refreshing response to hyperminimalism and sameness.
