Rethinking the Future of Office Design
It’s no secret that workplaces are changing. Remote work has become a necessary part of life, begging the questions: What happens when we go back to work? How will offices change, and what will their design focus be? We might not have all of the answers yet, but some...
The Spring/Summer 2020 Issue of ‘Sixtysix’ is Out Now
Sixtysix magazine is back with its fourth print issue, featuring in-depth conversations from some of the world’s most prolific designers and creatives. Finalized in quarantine, the issue is available worldwide now. When Sixtysix started, we promised to travel the...
A Note from Our Home Office
My desk faces east toward Lake Michigan. It would be a stunning view if it weren’t for the half-mile of lofts, college-prep schools, hotels, and mid-rise buildings between here and there. Still, it’s not bad. The desk is a three-piece job, a tabletop built to click...
Alex Strohl on Capturing Quiet Moments of Adventure
Alex Strohl grew up hearing stories on the wonders of of Montana. Now the French Photographer makes the mountains his home, even as he travels the world.
Fran Hickman on Designing Spaces That Feel Like Home
Fran Hickman shares the secrets to telling stories in three dimensions and creating interior designs that feel like an old friend.
8 Well-Designed Trip Essentials to Take on Your Next Adventure
Heading on your next adventure? Bring these eight well-designed products along for the ride.
On the Road with Trips Luggage in Mexico City
Vibrant, colorful, new. It’s hard to escape these three terms when reading or thinking about Mexico City. The city of nearly 9 million residents is exploding with restaurants, boutiques, hotels, museums, and galleries. Its diversity and excitement can make most other...
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec on Making (and Breaking) Objects Every Day
Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec give an exclusive tour inside the pair’s Paris studio.
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Naoto Fukasawa on Why Happiness Leads to Better Design
Naoto Fukasawa says good design makes people happy. The industrial designer gives a tour of his Tokyo studio, where that’s exactly what he set out to do.
Buster + Punch Gives an Edge to Everyday Details
How Buster + Punch’s founder balances creativity with innovation
Tom Dixon on Design’s Infinite Possibilities
Using simple, honest materials and expressive minimalism, Tom Dixon explains why design is about more than just evoking emotion.
Luxury Bedding and Linens from SFERRA Started with a 19th Century Trip Overseas
The evolution of SFERRA over nearly 130 years, as the Italian company continues to transform the home’s simplest indulgences into its most extravagant
Tal Midyan: Spotify’s Creative Director on Designing for Internet Culture
Tal Midyan shares design lessons he’s learned working on campaigns for Travis Scott, Pharrell, Nike, 21 Savage, and more.
Ercol Puts a Modern Spin on Classic Chair Design with its Century-Old Roots
The UK-based company introduces its new Reprise Chair.
Daniel Simon is Transforming the Way We Drive
Daniel Simon wants to do more than design cars. The German automotive designer wants to make driving autonomous, changing driving as we know it.
Emily St. John Mandel on Working Through Chaos
The Canadian author talks about her latest book, The Glass Hotel, and how she finds the time to write amid a chaotic schedule.
Kim Colin’s 7-Step Guide to Smart Design
Stuck in a creative rut? Industrial Facility cofounder and designer Kim Colin shares her tips for working smarter.
Na Kim on Transcending Medium and Geography
Na Kim’s work defies definition with installations across formats.
How Clawfoot Tubs Inspired The Waterlands’ Founder Bill Hamilton
A love of metal and all things unique drives this Scottish bathtub designer.
Fisher & Paykel Brings New Zealand Design to Kitchens Worldwide
This New Zealand brand is taking its design philosophy all over the world.
Landscape Forms’ Collaborative Process Fuses Form with Function
How an outdoor site furnishings and lighting company in Michigan emphasizes design across departments and the globe.
How to Bring Pattern into Your Next Project
When we think about pattern, our minds often go straight to the bold: animal print, brocade, floral, something loud and geometric, made in a flurry of colors that floods the senses. It’s one reason why some designers stray from busy motifs, opting instead for a...
Rejuvenation on How a 400-piece Chandelier was Inspired by a Simple 1940s Candlestick
Making Rejuvenation’s Rigdon 10-Arm Chandelier
OFS Furniture and Designer Roger Webb on Making Workspaces That Work
Say goodbye to boring offices with a design philosophy that allows creatives to roll up their sleeves and get to work.
