Ride in Tranquil Silence—or Uproarious Surround Sound—in the New All-Electric Volvo EX90
The EX90, Volvo's new all-electric SUV, is redefining the driving experience with a mix of luxury, tech, and classic Swedish cool.
The EX90, Volvo's new all-electric SUV, is redefining the driving experience with a mix of luxury, tech, and classic Swedish cool.
The designer is known for her saturated, surreal, virtual 3D objects and spaces. Now she’s making them real.
In a new photobook called Malanka Yelena Yemchuk captures the spirit of an ancient Ukrainian festival through a personal, feminine lens.
The interior design duo employs traditional French craftsmanship and ample inspiration to create clean and vibrant spaces.
The Atlanta-based designer weaves common threads of color, material, and geometry throughout living spaces.
Every object is full of life in the Atelier Axo designer’s airy Copenhagen apartment.
The San Francisco-based interior designer prioritizes the decadence of craft, comfort, quality, and safety in spaces to be lived in and well loved.
The British art director, graphic designer, and painter creates works full of “darkness with a sweet tooth.”
These beautiful and useful designs showcase the atmospherically transformational power of high-end furniture design.
Away from the luxury of Miami Art Week, Alcova finds an American home.
France’s history of decadent beauty and home design dates back ages—but Maison&Objet’s celebration of the best of French-inspired home décor, design, and lifestyle also reaches a landmark 30 years this January. The fair, which fills seven massive halls of the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center with displays of innovation and crafts across categories, marks its
“Porro is a company that has always tried to overcome its limits by moving, each time, with a different creative spectrum,” says designer Piero Lissoni, art director of Porro and the man behind a new space for the Italian design brand in Milan. After nearly 20 years on via Durini, Porro decided to shake things
In refined, precise, kaleidoscopic geometry, color bursts forth: yellow, blue, light blue, red, and white layer atop black, a patchwork of inlaid color to transform and define this year’s collection from Italian design powerhouse Porro. The Linea family of containers—two cupboards and a writing desk—is borne of archived drawings from the late postmodernist designer Alessandro
Although a hub for artists, designers, and makers, New York’s creative scene is often something you have to seek out intentionally. But, from October 12-18, NYCxDESIGN presents the Design Pavilion, consisting of three public art activations and talks to engage and inspire New Yorkers. This year’s Design Pavilion features two installations, Bamboo Cloud and Public
Sixtysix picks 14 boutique hotels in its hometown for their rooftops, neighborhoods, landmarks and service.
From the minute you roll up to a hotel, you have an idea for how your stay will play out. The revolving door might be motorized and have large enough spaces for your bag to join you without hitting the back of your ankles with every step. The lobby glows with warm light, or maybe
All materials, textures, and colors have extra significance in the eyes of designer Sebastian Herkner. Thanks to his curiosity and enthusiasm for learning about and incorporating different and diverse cultures and crafts, Sebastian’s designs have garnered international popularity for their considered sense of color and materiality. His sense for craft and quality makes a perfect
Sculptural forms in furniture and lighting design blend the shades of life.
Textiles are one of the oldest mediums for art, rich with a history of functionality and storytelling. From the very fiber that makes up a work, there is a story to be told, one of the land on which the fabric was made to the cultural practices that brought it into its final form. From
The work of German photographer Robert Rieger is the mental photo you take in the middle of a Sunday afternoon, the split second you realize how deeply you love a space. Paradoxically, that look of authenticity is the product of meticulous planning.
The things in a home tell the story of the person who lives there. In photographs Sean Fennessy shares that story by capturing “the general detritus of everyday life”—cookbooks, tableware, artwork, and personal objects.
Sixtysix picks 13 concept stores around the world that pair shopping with cafes, galleries and auto shops.
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