When FOLD bedding set out to make a line of wallpaper to compliment their soft wool bedding they hit something of a wall—a very flat wall. Not wanting to hold buyers to a predetermined color, shape, or even two-dimensions, Max Geiser introduced Wallter, a line of three-dimensional wall applications that vary in size and geometric design. By leaving the surface…
New York’s flagship store is temporarily coated in design with the help of artist Damien Hirst.
Louis Vuitton handbags receive nontraditional treatment in a Parisian exhibition.
Most patrons exit the recently inaugurated Des Moines Public Library, in Iowa, with a borrowed book or two, but the custom Reader chair also merits checking out. Architect David Chipperfield, who designed the building, and New York manufacturer Dune collaborated to develop an upholstered seat that both complements the library and provides maximum comfort for visitors, all while staying within…
Public art infiltrates New York City in some unexpected ways.
If the designs featured on Connecticut based Vicki Simon’s 100% wool rugs appear to be naïve sketches, that’s because they are. Taking inspiration from her eight-year-old son’s rough drawings of sea and prehistoric creatures, Simon created The Depths, a line of high quality rugs that are both elegant in their hand-tufted process and unruly in design. Simon is also debuting…
A retrospective of Andrea Zittel’s space-conscious work reveals the intersection of art, life, and design.
A young generation of artists are delving into the realm of sustainability.
