Are Hotels the Future of Retail?
Design brands such as Muji, Shinola, and Vipp are forging into a new frontier to peddle their...
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What Creativity Looked Like in Depression-Era America
In "Making America Modern: Interior Design in the 1930s," historian Marilyn Friedman recasts one of
The Surface 4/20 Gift Guide
A $2,000 ashtray and 15 other design objects that defy the stoner stereotype.
“What’s So Great About The Diner?”
On the eve of Milan Design Week, opening night at The Diner was all about people, food, and fun.
Weekend Cheat Sheet: April 16 – 22, 2018
Contemporary artists take on Plato in L.A., Elliott Puckette re-approaches the line, and more...
3D-Printed Concrete Is Coming to New York’s Socrates Sculpture Park
A German-American design firm created comic book–esque public seating that encourages playfulness.
The Secrets to Good Design In the Print, Digital, and Physical Worlds
The founder of Hinterland design studio shares his secrets to a successful collaboration and brand...
25 Designers On Their Favorite American Designs
To celebrate the nation's birthday we asked some of our favorite designers to pay tribute to...
8 Things About Neri Oxman (That Have Nothing to Do with Brad Pitt)
A non-exhaustive primer on the venerable MIT professor.
Jonathan Olivares Conceptualizes Color In a New Textile Collection for Kvadrat
The designer’s brilliant Twill Weave line launches next week during Salone del Mobile.
Top 10: Kitchen, Bath, and Tile
Our editors select their favorite designs from the hardest-working rooms in the home—along with...
A Pointed Yet Feminine Visual Identity for a Line of Convertible Handbags
Vere Verto’s branding, created by U.S.-based interactive firm Avec, is as elegant and...
This Tech-Savvy Piano Packs a Quiet Presence—and a Powerful Play
The Roland Kiyola piano was meticulously designed for the digital age.
Milan Design Week 2018 Preview: 14 Things Our Editors Can’t Wait to See
From Kvadrat’s experiments with upcycled textiles to Gufram’s disco fever, we pinpoint this...
Manhattan’s Starrett-Lehigh Building Is Covered in Fake Furniture
Our CEO points to a problem that pervades real-estate projects around the world: originality.
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