Olivier Van Herpt Is a Free-Dimensional Thinker
Meet the 28-year-old designer who is radically transforming one of the world's oldest art forms.
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Is There Such a Thing as Too Many Emojis?
Our dictionary of digital pictograms keeps growing, but is it costing us our creativity?
The Instagram Account to Follow: Ronan Bouroullec
The standout Instagram account that’s capturing our attention right now.
Why You Can’t Leave Toronto Without Visiting Mjölk
Eight years into owning their lifestyle shop, founders Juli and John Baker are still crossing...
Oki Sato Brings Innovation to UNESCO’s Grand-Hornu
The designer’s minimal aesthetic complements a former coal-mining facility in Belgium.
Katherine Glenday Dances With Ceramics
The artist’s latest Dust Storm and Sea Grass collection brings her signature movement to Atelier...
A Wonka Wonderland Opens at Marianne Boesky
For its largest group show yet, the blue-chip art gallery unveils "Cells," a boundary-breaking...
15 Items Worth Bidding On at Wright’s Art + Design Auction
The pieces to covet at the American auction house’s major 20th-century sale this summer.
Miriam Castells Designs a Creative Space for Figueras
The Spanish company that specializes in high-end fixed and movable seating receives a Design Centre
Aesop’s Signature Aesthetic Now Comes in a Bottle
The Australian skincare brand has distilled its award-winning design sensibility into three new...
Why Columbus, Indiana, Should Be On Your Design Itinerary This Year
A new annual exhibition draws attention to the Midwestern city’s rich architecture and design...
Weaving International Threads
“Woven Forms” invites designers to experiment with a new medium.
Lighting to Lust After
Our latest favorite fixtures animate the room and tease the imagination.
Eduardo Cosentino’s Family Ties
The Spanish marble scion has led his namesake company to conquer the U.S. market.
Ara Thorose’s Sculptural Chairs
The designer creates a trio of chairs that are part furnishing, part art.
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