Juniper Brings Hospitality Vibes to Its New Showroom in Manhattan
Housed inside the shell of a 19th-century cast-iron building in Soho, the lighting designers...
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Designer of the Day: Bennet Schlesinger
Bennet Schlesinger’s light sculptures, lamps, and ceramics evoke alien-like landscapes by...
Anony’s Calder-Like Lighting Fixtures Will Make You Happy
The Canadian lighting studio Anony conjured a pendant lighting system that illuminates the fixture...
These Unconventional Wares Are Sculptures in Their Own Right
A Japanese Design Studio Threads the Line Between Human and Nature
Takt Project’s lighting fixtures melt and grow like icicles.
Pink, Smile-Inducing Decor to Help Soothe Your Never-Ending Anxiety Attack
Peach, purple, lavender, blush, and the much-discussed Millennial pink—they’re the tones we...
Paul Smith and Anglepoise Set Their Fourth Play Date
The fashion designer, famous for his childlike sensibility, continues his partnership with the...
A Sharp Modernist Office Rehab With Unbeatable Parisian Views
Studio Vincent Eschalier has turned a classic 2nd arrondissement apartment block into something...
For Blueprint Lighting, it’s Custom-Made Midcentury Splendor on the Quick
Blueprint Lighting's Josh Aaron explains how the firm satisfies high-standard, high-speed...
A Brand-New Name in Swiss Furniture Design That’s 225 Years Old
Studio Seitz only rolled out its inaugural collection at this year's ICFF, but the legacy behind it
Book Report: 21 Designers Relay What They’re Reading This Summer
Scroll through this guide for the best of the written word.
Valcucine Cooks Up a Motion-Capture Kitchen Counter
The Italian kitchen manufacturer introduces its Logica Celata Bar.
Celebrating 10 Years of Blitz
Seth and Melissa Hanley just recently celebrated the 10 year anniversary of their brainchild, Blitz.
A Sofa With a View for a Husband-and-Wife Design Team
Scott Baker and Mary Ann Hesseldenz of Baker + Hesseldenz Studio discuss their practice, their...
Nina Edwards Anker of nea studio on Transitioning From Art to Architecture
The head of nea studio started life pursuing fine arts, but then the urge to design took over. Hear
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