Baker + Hesseldenz Studio’s ‘Dudley’ Gives Dining Chairs a Good Name
A piece that prioritizes luxury over pragmatism and comfort over idealism.
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Charity Auction to Celebrate Mexican Textile Traditions
The nonprofit sale, Anonimo, in which all of the works on offer are anonymous, will present an...
Watch Wednesday: Nomos Glashütte Orion Neomatik 41 Date Midnight Blue and Olive Gold
Nomos further refines the Update series with two new dial color variations for the Orion: midnight...
Gaggenau Cooks up Brutalist Cuisine During Frieze L.A.
On Feb. 10, German appliance mainstay Gaggenau welcomed art world glitterati to Los Angeles...
Designer of the Day: Sophie Dries
The Parisian architect lets materials, history, and alchemy guide her projects, which range from a...
In Remembrance: Karl Lagerfeld
Kimberly Not Kim
After her meteoric rise working at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the internet’s most...
Wisdom: Artist Judith Bernstein on #MeToo, Female Rage, and Navigating the Art World
"Women have a lot of rage. I have a lot of rage. My mother had a lot of rage. We should own it."
What’s New This Week, From Our List Members
Architecture and Design Film Festival takes Washington, D.C., Sonneman's new showroom, and more.
In Paris, the Former Hennessy Family Residence Is Recast as a Gilded Hotel
French architect and designer Jean-Philippe Nuel fits a heritage building with contemporary touches
Designer of the Day: Ben Medansky
The Los Angeles ceramicist lends playful sensibilities to earthenware sculptures that tantalize the
Oliver Peoples Hosts Tasya van Ree Exhibition at Leclaireur Los Angeles
To celebrate the inaugural Frieze Los Angeles, Oliver Peoples hosted an invitation-only cocktail...
Bright Orange Blocks, Translucent Trees, and Rainbow Arches Pop Up in California’s Desert
The second edition of Desert X turns the Coachella Valley into a vast sculpture park, with works...
Designer of the Day: David/Nicolas
Founded by David Raffoul and Nicolas Moussallem, the Beirut-based studio dreams up objects that...
Watch Wednesday: Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Automatic
Unlike the original Twenty-4, which was housed in a manchette style, the new automatic models—aka
Designer of the Day: Arielle Assouline-Lichten
A fascination with recyclable materials drives Slash Objects founder Arielle Assouline-Lichten, the
Reddymade’s Times Square Art Installation Wants to be Your Sculptural Valentine
"For me, the message is: At the intersection of difference and division, when justice, equality and
First Look: At Moxy Hotels’s Third New York Outpost, a More Grown-Up Feel
Yes, there are bunkbed rooms but the newest iteration forgoes the cheeky amusement park overtones...
Designer of the Day: Rosie Li
The Brooklyn lighting maven shares how science and mathematics underscore her ethereal,...
Put the 2019 European Capital of Culture on Your Radar
North of Greece and Turkey, and around three hours by air from London or Paris, Bulgaria and its...
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