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Aerin Lauder Brings Delftware to the Bathroom
A Paris Design Show Built to Come Apart
A Light Sculpture That Began as a Map of Shanghai’s Highways
People
Jimmy Chin, an iPhone 18 Pro, and 36 Hours in the Bugaboos
In My Room: Paola Locatelli
In My Room: Siena Filippi
In My Room: Ainsley Durose
In My Room: Andrew Maddock
In My Room: Cora Walters
Objects
Laura Lange’s Conrad Table is Built Like a Temple Roof
DRIFT by Fernando Mastrangelo Sits Between Sculpture and Design
Space Copenhagen’s Gravity Collection Makes Marble Feel Light
A Kitchen Sink Carved From a Single Block of Stone
The Sofa Ligne Roset Has Been Waiting Nearly 50 Years to Bring Back
Keiji Takeuchi Redesigns the Café Chair
Fashion
Mimichik Designs a Wardrobe for the LA Woman
TTSWTRS Turns Tattoo Culture into Fashion
At Palazzo Fendi, Baguette Bags Were Being Made Upstairs
Reference Library: Simone Bellotti Makes the Case for Reading at Jil Sander
Hats That Shape Fashion Into Art
From Floor to Form: Armadillo Rugs as a Landscape for Fashion
Travel
A Nine-Bedroom Villa the Owners Built Around Their Art
AlUla Arts Festival Amplifies the Magnificence of the Desert
The Art of Gathering at Nobu Residences Los Cabos
Yabu Pushelberg Designs Otherworldly Forms at Aman Tokyo
After Visiting Poltrona Frau, ‘Craftsmanship’ Has a Whole New Meaning
Inside Artemest’s Milanese Home, L’Appartamento
Recent
Maya Romanoff’s Ananda is Inspired by the Yogic Idea of Bliss
Behind the Design of the New Jaguar Type 01
A Paris Design Fair With More Than a New Name
Sam Chermayeff Gives Florence Knoll’s Collection a Second Life
Alisa Benfey’s Slow Color Collection Brings the Garden Indoors
A Truck Designed for Where the Roads Stop
How Lightology Became an Early Stop for European Lighting
Ten Years In, Chicago Turns Its Showrooms Into Galleries for One Night
Lise Vester Designed a Bench That Points You at the Sky
Erwan Bouroullec’s Maap Lets Light Find Its Own Shape
Mark Grattan Brings Residential Comfort to Commercial Furniture
Jean-Marie Massaud’s Aom Reduces a Sofa to Two Parts
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