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If the constant scrolling and endless tasks on your tech devices leave you feeling overwhelmed, we have the perfect mental cleanse for you. This month’s Designer Desktop features a serene design by artist and designer Jill Malek from her new Wanderlust collection. Inspired by her travels across the globe – from Iceland to Sedona to […]
Desktop Wallpaper: February 2025 With Jill Malek Read More »
The LOKI Stool by Dutch-based designer Nick Beens derives its simplicity from Dutch Hanseatic traditions, a rich network of trade and culture that expanded from a few German towns in the late 12th century to nearly 200 settlements in the 13th to 15th centuries. We can see these medieval roots clearly within the construction and
Nick Beens Makes Medieval Modern With the LOKI Stool Read More »
Over the past few decades, the kitchen has morphed into a home’s epicenter. Kitchens are where stories unfold, meals are prepared, and memories are made. But as Los Angeles faces the aftermath of devastating wildfires, it’s not just the homes that have been lost – it’s the kitchens, the very heart of so many families’
Creating Curated + Beautiful Kitchens That Inspire With Cabbonet Read More »
Rooted in Scandinavian principles, the work of Danish designer Rikke Frost exemplifies simplicity, elegance, and a deep commitment to sustainability. She crafts pieces that inspire and endure, often looking to traditions markedly different from her own for inspiration. When Frost was 19 she spent more than a year traveling through South America, and the ancient
F5: Rikke Frost Talks Onions, the Danish Coastline + More Read More »
In the vibrant center of Forlì, Italy, within the prestigious Palazzo Calboli dall’Aste, a penthouse renovation by tissellistudioarchitetti has intersected the past with modernity. Dubbed NAP, this project transforms a 2,152-square-foot space into a residence where bold design choices live happily with historical preservation. At the heart of the penthouse is a sculptural staircase that
An Italian Penthouse Shines With Colored Mirrors in Forlì Read More »
Does it ever feel like privacy screens make the workspace look more like voting booths than modern offices? KFI Studios gets it. That’s why the Kentucky-based furniture brand teamed up with Union Design to create Calm, a system of stylish privacy partitions that dials up the design while dialing down distractions. With a fluted pattern
KFI Studios’ Calm Privacy Screens Work as Hard as You Do Read More »
We’ve all been there – looking for a place to sit in a public space that just doesn’t have enough seating. Now imagine that being the norm, especially in lower-income areas, where public seating is more of a luxury than a given. In South Africa, this challenge is a lingering leftover of the apartheid era,
Hanneke Lourens’ Leftover Bench Reimagines Public Seating Read More »
A scene unfolds within AvroKO’s newest venture, HOST on Howard, in a dimly lit corner of New York City’s SoHo where a service trolley catches the soft glow of a pendant light. Far more than a design showroom, HOST embodies the cadence of shared moments, with every artifact serving as a chapter in the larger
AvroKO Unveils Newest Design Gallery HOST on Howard Read More »
OASES in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood combines a restaurant and retreat in one, within a tranquil setting that ignites the five senses. Comprising several distinct spaces, the style of the interior is rooted in the Ayurvedic principles of balance and harmony. Designed by entrepreneur and founder Sonam Sangmo, in partnership with RANSD and Studio
Guests Dine in an Urban Sanctuary at OASES in New York City Read More »
Can a simple wood stool be so advanced that it changes its qualities throughout the day? The Fold Stool by Durham, North Carolina-based industrial designer Vivian Chen is a testament to that possibility. Featuring tripod legs and a multi-faceted top, this unassuming piece of furniture doesn’t rely on buttons or technology to transform. Instead, it’s
A Folded Piece of Paper Inspired This Faceted Stool Read More »
