Apply Yourself
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…
Author: Rebecca Veit
Prada’s Subversive Style
New York’s flagship store is temporarily coated in design with the help of artist Damien Hirst.
A Logo’s Lasting Legacy
Louis Vuitton handbags receive nontraditional treatment in a Parisian exhibition.
Check It Out
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…
A Site Specific Summer
Public art infiltrates New York City in some unexpected ways.
Hand-Tufted, Mother-Approved
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…
Space Management from A to Z
A retrospective of Andrea Zittel’s space-conscious work reveals the intersection of art, life, and design.
Balancing Art and the Environment
A young generation of artists are delving into the realm of sustainability.
