Suzanne Tick Ventures Into Glass for Skyline Collection
The Transcend collection, which debuts at NeoCon this month, provides a mind-boggling palette of privacy solutions.
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Conquering Custom: For Arktura, No Ceiling Is Out of Reach
Arktura takes bespoke design to a whole new level, using specially engineered software, advanced robotic manufacturing, and sustainable materials and processes to make innovative architectural systems.
Cecilie Manz Brings New Nordic Design to the Bathroom
All of the Danish designer's pieces, marked by muted colors and pure forms, will be showcased at Duravit’s New York showroom during NYCxDESIGN.
The History and Craft of the Classic Apron Front Sink
The fireclay kitchen sink has been produced for centuries using the same fundamental, artisanal process. For over 90 years, German manufacturer BLANCO has worked with craftspeople to maintain this tradition. Now, the company offers apron front sinks in three…
The Upwards Gaze: Ceilings Finally Embrace Aesthetics
Often relegated to pure functionalism, increasingly, the ceiling is taking on architectural expression.
Yves Behar's Baby Crib Helps Infants (and Parents) Sleep Better
Yves Behar teams up with Happiest Baby to design a crib that will help your baby—and you—get more sleep.
Spanish Tile Enters the Modern Age
Spanish tile manufacturers bring long-standing traditional designs into the modern age.
Rockwell Reveals First Furniture Collection at Milan
Rockwell Group has designed a "fluid" 14-piece furniture collection, Valet, set to debut at the Salone del Mobile 2016.
West Elm Local Bets on America's Makers, Letting Them Sell Goods in West Elms Nationwide
The furniture retailer is inviting local artisans to curate a collection of their own goods for sale in West Elm stores.
With Its Silica Prints Collection, Momentum Goes PVC-Free
With the launch of the Silica Prints collection, Momentum Textiles is now a fully PVC-free company.
The Apartment by The Line Takes up Residence in L.A.
The Apartment by The Line takes up residence in Los Angeles.
For 25 Years, DDC Has Championed Italian Design in America
For 25 years, the Hakakians have zealously championed singular tastes, making space for distinctive objects both in their luxurious showrooms and in the wider landscape of American interiors.
Sebastian Herkner’s Everyday Magic
The 34-year-old wunderkind will go from objects to interiors and architecture with his design for the Das Haus installation at imm cologne.
Georg Jensen’s First Showroom in China: A Curated, Culinary Experience
The Georg Jensen Hus, the Danish silver purveyor's first showroom in mainland China, is a highly curated and culinary experience.
Steelcase Helps Craft a Classroom for Special-Need Students
At the Newmark School in Scotch Plains, New Jersey, Steelcase crafts a new learning environment for students with autism, anxiety, and other developmental difficulties.
Designers Use Glass, Stone to Put a New Spin on...Acoustic Panels?
An unorthodox take on acoustic panels reveals a very Scandinavian appeal.
What Does a Game Changer Mean to You: Marimekko?
The president of Marimekko North America on the company's legacy of game-changing design
The Minds Behind Legendary Design Retailer Luminaire
Good design needs relentless advocates. Through their stores, exhibitions, lectures, and mentorship of new talent, the founders of Luminaire have been quiet but forceful patrons for four decades.
Tailor Fit: The Office Chair That Forms to the Sitter
Spree features an innovative flex-form back that protects employees from fatigue.
Sabi Space System Is the Perfect Baby Boomer Bathroom
The Sabi Space system is a sleek bathroom solution that plays both to millennials and the aging.
