Six Virtual Experiences Worth Getting Lost In
Designers, manufacturers, and curators continue to come up with imaginative solutions for experiencing design—without leaving your home.
Designers, manufacturers, and curators continue to come up with imaginative solutions for experiencing design—without leaving your home.
Penned by the late design icon himself, Sketch & Finish juxtaposes over 70 finished works with original sketches, which he called "pictures of the brain."
Designed in collaboration with Office of Tangible Space, the flexible showroom displays the lighting designer’s fixtures, which she develops and produces in-house.
Designers at Hennepin Made and Ladies & Gentlemen have launched lighting products inspired by early and earthy forays in the art of illumination.
New York City–based retailers ZZ Driggs, Conjure, and Lichen are taking cues from contract companies and developing innovative solutions to rent, restore, and reuse furniture.
Despite far-reaching influences, the Valencia, Spain–based creative consultancy is grounded by local materials and collaborators.
Last Saturday, SCI-Arc hosted A Queer Query, a day-long live performance, presentation, and discussion among queer architects, artists, and theorists.
The innovative company continues to develop low-carbon solutions to minimize the environmental impact of sampling.
The Brooklyn-based studio's design philosophy and process are informed by empathy and intuition.
Plywood Protection Project by worthless studios awards materials and grants to five artists in order to transform boarded up storefronts into public art installations
Purveyors of ceramic tile show that pattern, material, history, and technology can all be a part of this ancient surface treatment.
The new illustrated publication captures the endearing quirkiness of the podcast, which inspired it. Metropolis speaks with host, creator, and coauthor, Roman Mars.
When it comes to mirrors, these four designers aren’t afraid to play up vibrant colors and lustrous materials.
This classic Victorian ceramic gets a sustainability update for the 21st century, courtesy of a U.K manufacturer.
After years of denigration, decoration deserves to be celebrated for what it is, rather than dismissed for what it isn’t.
With the pandemic as the impetus, three design firms reimagine the future of wayfinding, graphic communication, and circulation.
A host of experts convened to discuss the future of clean, safe interiors—it has little to do with anti-bacterial surfaces and more to do with behavior and experience.
Next in our annual Game Changers series, Itai Palti and Liam Young discuss how tech can help build stronger relationships between cities and their inhabitants, both human and machine.
Three recent initiatives outline how experts in the built environment are advocating for policy changes for public health and climate change.
Local studio Fala Atelier developed a highly logical and legible design for the house, despite its ample "kinks, diagonals, and curves."