Inspired by future memories of drinks and conversations around the table, the Shaken collection by Sin-Ca Design fosters the joy of gathering together.
The Withings Omnia is a smart mirror that aims to tie together all of your health data into one smart interface – in the form of a mirror.
Inspired by soft details, like the fold of paper or the phases of the moon, Virginia Sin brings poetic beauty to utilitarian ceramic objects.
Inspired by its tastey namesake, Jelly is a translucent, sculptural mirror by Ready to Hang that brings a playful touch beyond your kitchen.
Generative art studio TRAME unveils a collaboration with Martin Grasser, including a customizable collection of mirrors entitled Portraits that combine traditional craftsmanship + generative algorithms.
What does brick want to be? Anything and everything it can in Floris Wubben's solo exhibition, BRICK, on view at The Future Perfect gallery in New York.
Croft House's Baldwin Collection includes four furniture pieces with solid oak detailing in a flat fluted design that's impossible to ignore.
From materiality to novel forms, product designers are leaning into the dark and mysterious with bold, brass, and brazen home furnishings.
Bower Studios just launched its sister brand, Ready To Hang, which will release monthly drops of limited edition contemporary mirrors.
Routines + boundaries between home + work are shifting, designs should reflect these new environments, says NOTE + Wittmann's ADAGIO + OUVERT.
For Maison+Objet's "British Capsule," Lee Broom includes a new collection of lighting, as well a selection of complementary furniture and decor.
While some rugs are designed to play a supporting role in your space – art-inspired rugs by Ruggism are made to take center stage.
The unique lustrous texture of these mirrors is achieved by hand-folding and pressing tinfoil into desired shape.
From a mushroom shaped disco ball to a jelly fish inspired table lamp, these quirky home furnishings spark joy (and conversation).
In this week's DMTV Milkshake episode, artist and designer Fernando Mastrangelo explains how he pays homage to nature in his work and life.
