Camilla Iliefski's vibrant fibre arts and Eva Zethraeus's evocative porcelain sculptures feature beautifully in Shimmering Real: Perception and the Spaces Between at New York's HB381 Gallery.
Doubleknit in cotton, this blanket collection from Bien Mal and Electric Bowery traces the routes of a road trip through space and time.
Evoking the warmth and texture of handmade dumplings, the MOMOS Collection by José A. Gandía-Blasco for GAN comes in two delectable colors.
The DiscoRectangle rug collection by Sam Buckley, produced by cc-tapis, brings the designer's signature graphic shapes and color schemes to life.
Soft shadows and spiky patterns are on display at Miami Art Week – Tom Dixon and Coalesse collaborate to reupholster Jean Nouvel seating.
This Designtex and nanimarquina collaboration celebrates imperfection, repair, and the quiet power of textiles through Join and Mending.
Radical transparency and material innovation define Knit Series, contemporary lighting designed by the BYBORRE and Hollis+Morris.
Designed by Robbie Williams for Moooi, the welcoming Introvert Chair upholstered in 3D fabric lets the introvert decide when they're ready to leave.
Kvadrat and Raf Simons continue collaborating with a new modular Shaker System and accessories envisioning them from a kids perspective.
Design ni Dukaan's Roop Aroop is a standout showcase with perfect proportions, attention to detail, and preservation of craft.
The MIT Museum is proud to host Remembering The Future, an immersive installation outlining climate outcomes, by Janet Echelman with Caitlin Mueller.
Designed by Tom Fereday for Armadillo, the Agra Forma collection is where responsibly-sourced carpet meets expertly rendered proportion.
CB2 x Lenny Kravitz expand their global perspective, partnership on what makes home a sanctuary with third capsule collection.
Building on the success of his 2024 collaboration, Jeremiah Brent is back with Crate & Barrel for his first full line, The Collected Home.
Developed for and with Bali-based eco resort Desa Potato Head, the Max Lamb WASTED Collection – 001 of homewares marks a fresh strategy in circular design.
