Designer of the Day: Kim Mupangilaï
Born in Antwerp to a Belgian mother and Congolese father, Kim Mupangilaï rediscovered her African...
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American Designers Toast Their Past, Present, and Future in London
On June 22, the gallerists, designers, and organizers of the North American Pavilion celebrated the
TRNK Is Translating Art Onto Heirloom-Quality Rugs
The first wave of the New York furniture studio’s newly launched Artist Rug Series brings three...
Designer of the Day: Steffany Tran
Steffany Tran grew up splitting time between San Jose and Sài Gòn, developing a strong affinity...
Designer of the Day: Cedric Mitchell
Cedric Mitchell’s first art form may have been hip-hop, but the Tulsa local truly hit his stride...
Will Your Next Sofa Fit Into an Envelope?
Ikea’s design lab leaned on generative AI to devise a flat-packed sofa that fits snugly in a...
Designer of the Day: Jessie Nelson
Jessie Nelson thinks of craftsmanship in musical terms—no surprise considering he’s currently...
A Tiny Electric Truck With Giant Ambitions
Telo is a compact electric truck designed by Yves Béhar that offers ample storage in the footprint
Can RH Conquer Europe?
The American home furnishings juggernaut recently pulled back the curtain on an extravagant new...
Designer of the Day: Tom Parker
After gaining valuable experience at some of London’s most well-respected architecture and design
Designer of the Day: Ludmilla Balkis
Trained as a fashion designer, Ludmilla Balkis cut her teeth as an integral part of Céline’s...
Svenskt Tenn’s Summer Picnic With Margherita Missoni
The beloved Stockholm interiors brand teams with the fashion scion and designer to stage a bona...
There’s Still Much to Learn From Jack Lenor Larsen
Object & Thing heads to the late textile designer’s LongHouse in East Hampton, where his trove of
Apparatus Makes a Cinematic Entry Into London
A spacious new Mayfair gallery will serve as the furniture and lighting studio’s European...
Designer of the Day: Caleb Ferris
Caleb Ferris’s tongue-in-cheek range of furniture reflects the strange yet familiar elements of...
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