Designer of the Day: Fernanda Pompermayer
Fernanda Pompermayer’s fascination with geological processes naturally drew her to ceramics,...
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Designer of the Day: Niko Koronis
An alum of Milan’s Domus Academy and London’s Architectural Association who has shown...
Designer of the Day: Loren Daye
An accomplished hospitality designer who learned the ropes at Roman & Williams, Loren Daye finds...
Designer of the Day: Fabiana Machado
The art of finessing is key to understanding the gracefully proportioned furniture of Fabiana...
Public Records Takes It Outside
Months after opening a soigné lounge upstairs, the Brooklyn cultural hub transforms a nearby...
Should You Let Worldcoin Scan Your Irises?
A group of tech entrepreneurs, including OpenAI founder Sam Altman, is hatching a plan to create...
Dubai’s Coolest Rug Showroom Is a Portal to Jaipur
Jaipur Rugs enlists local studio Roar to recreate its namesake city’s celebrated stepwells in a...
Designer of the Day: Christopher Gentner
Having studied metalsmithing at the Cleveland Institute of Art and apprenticed under sculptors and...
A New Book Tracks the Past and Future of Dyestuffs
Anthropologist and textile artist Lauren MacDonald details the difficulty with which traditional...
Mathieu Lehanneur’s Love of Paris Lights Up the Olympic Torch
One year out from opening day, the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics unveil an elegant torch...
Designer of the Day: Greta Cevenini
An in-demand stylist, set designer, and interior architect, Greta Cevenini often works closely with
A Furniture Collection With Just the Right Amount of Bulk
Sanayi313’s aptly titled Oblong Collection is a charmingly chunky articulation of the titular...
Is Climate-Cooling Paint Coming to a Hardware Store Near You?
Purdue University researchers are starting to get the world’s whitest white paint out of...
Designer of the Day: Run for the Hills
It would be selling short the talents of Anna Burles and Chris Trotman to simply call them...
Designer of the Day: Côme Ménage
Côme Ménage founded his firm Re-A.D to carefully explore how new architecture can work in concert
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