The 9/11 Memorial exhibition honors each of the nearly 3,000 lives lost.
Johnson & Wales nourishes Providence with its LEED Gold culinary center.
Hella Jongerius’s new fabric collection was inspired by the traditional weavers of Mexico and Guatemala.
For her first commercial interior, Angie Hranowsky pulls off big style on a shoestring budget.
Foreign companies are poised to have a particularly strong showing at this year’s ICFF.
The fashion designer Issey Miyake continues his career-long fascination with the essence of clothes.
Thanks to the vision of two young developers, a former industrial complex now stands as a model for neighborhood revival.
New restaurants that look like they’ve been part of their neighborhoods forever all share a subtle but ambitious social agenda: to create and celebrate community.
A ventilated-wall system, popular in Europe, holds great promise for existing buildings here.
Thomas Meyerhoffer takes pride in products that succeed by going virtually unnoticed.
How American designers are weathering the tough economic climate—and what they’ll show at ICFF.
The economy may be sluggish and budgets tight, but five up-and-comers are doing incredibly rich interiors.
Jason Miller parlays the success of an antler-shaped lamp into a new venture.
Antonio Citterio harnesses the experimental power of LEDs to design a new generation of lighting for Flos.
Reclaimed wood with a patina as rich as its history
Studios Architecture treated the Grey interior as if it were working for two clients: the creatives and the corporate staff. That left Paula Scher, who handled the environmental graphics, with a dilemma. “They thought we would try to unify the space with the signage program, but that seemed like it would look rather ridiculous,” says Scher, a partner at the…
You’ll need a pen to navigate the better part of Martí Guixé’s new offerings for Alessi. The Catalan designer’s first collection for the Italian manufacturer includes three “communicator” vessels that have places—in the shape of an arrow, balloons, and a plant—to scribble notes. A blank clock allows you to fill in any thoughts, images, or other associations you have with…
A young Bugaboo designer gets a second chance at his first assignment.
For this year’s Games, Omer Arbel delivers medals of daring simplicity.
Many of us appreciate the functional beauty of laboratory flasks enough to take one home and stick a flower in it. But the 25-year-old Benjamin Hubert loves the vessels enough to pay glowing tribute to them in a new lighting series for the English manufacturer Authentics. “I’ve always been interested in archetypal glass forms—in bottles, lips, necks, and the main…
