For Architect Neil Logan, Less Isn’t More—It’s Everything
“People should remember that architecture is also a service industry—as humble as that might...
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Designer of the Day: Emily Fischer
Whether shedding light on mass extinction or aiding the visually impaired, Emily Fischer’s highly
Inside One of Europe’s Most Experimental Design Collectives
The spirit of Middle Age guilds has informed the budding Zaventem Ateliers in Brussels. Can it be a
How The Boutique Sports Car Market Became a Lab for Screamingly Fast EV Design
To make their boldest statements—and survive—smaller-scale makers with famed badges are turning
Designer of the Day: Alex Brokamp
Alex Brokamp is out to prove that the journey is just as important as the outcome. The 28-year-old...
The Essential Design Guide to Marrakech
Long a muse for prominent artists and designers, the Red City is gaining steam as a cultural force.
Designer of the Day: Bailey Fontaine
Bailey Fontaine’s process—to expect the unexpected—is beguilingly simple, yet yields...
Same, But Better: Inside Herschel Supply’s Design-Driven Era of Reinvention
With a fresh Soho flagship store and a New Classics collection of time-tested, artist-approved...
Fritz Hansen Takes It Outside
With the recent acquisition of Skagerak, the Danish furniture mainstay brings its winning formula...
Designer of the Day: Christian Lo
After cutting her teeth in custom lighting, Christian Lo is determined to solve one of her...
Mumbai’s Doyenne of Restaurant Design
From Bollywood nostalgia to art deco motifs, Shweta Kaushik brings flair to the city’s...
Designer of the Day: James Stumpf
James Stumpf’s furniture and lighting fixtures are a masterful study in balancing historical...
Designer of the Day: Rebecca Atwood
With the release of her second book, Living With Color, textile artist Rebecca Atwood has become...
Designer of the Day: Jonas Edvard Nielsen
Jonas Edvard Nielsen devises entirely new applications for overlooked biodegradable materials such...
Elevating Collectible Nordic Design to the Global Stage
Nanna Hjortenberg has leveraged Copenhagen’s creative strongholds to propel the annual CHART fair
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