The 2028 Summer Olympics Looms Over Los Angeles
Amid public misgivings, long-needed improvements—from public land revitalization to rail transit...
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Micro-Apartments Are Thriving in Tokyo
Famous for small accommodations and high property values, the Japanese capital is testing...
Russell Tovey and WePresent Spotlight Queer Artists, and Other News
Our daily look at the world through the lens of design.
George Sowden’s Silicone Lamps Emit a Gentle Glow
A happy accident led the Memphis Group co-founder to learn about silicone’s ability to softly...
Sojin Oh’s Surreal, Twisted Nail Landscapes
A favorite of Cardi B, Arca, Björk, and Rosalía, the Los Angeles nail artist meticulously sculpts
Unpacking Our Fervent Fixation on Celebrity Home Tours
The voyeuristic obsession with peering into celebrity homes is reaching a zenith. Has it become...
Designing Delicious: LEV at Bistrot Leo
The Israeli culinary duo known as LEV brings their Jewish-Palestinean cuisine to a two-month...
Color, Creativity, and Community at RxART’s Annual Gala
On Feb. 8, RxART hosted its annual gala to celebrate the work of the nonprofit’s collaborating...
In Mexico City, MASA Galeria Makes a Permanent Home
The beloved nomadic gallery puts down roots in one of Mexico City’s most famous party houses.
The Enduring Relevance of Frank Lloyd Wright
The great American architect’s titular foundation is helping to digitally render his unbuilt...
Sofia Serves Up a Plateful of Pink in Miami’s Design District
Studio Munge's high-gloss interiors set the stage for chef Daniel Roy's point-perfect Italian...
Surface and Polygon Explore the Intersection of Digital and Physical Spaces at Miami Art Week
Over four days, Surface and Polygon's immersive Web3 art bungalow at the W South Beach served as a...
Emerging Web3 Innovations Will Be The Talk of Art Basel Miami Beach and Beyond
Three trends in crypto art that everyone will be buzzing about at the art fair this year.
Inside the World Monuments Fund’s Red-Inspired Hadrian Gala
On Oct. 24, the World Monuments Fund hosted its 33rd annual Hadrian Gala at the Rainbow Room in New
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Krug Champagne Light Up the Brooklyn Museum
The award-winning Japanese composer premiered “Suite for Krug 2008,” a symphony inspired by...
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