The Wrong Shop, an online marketplace by Sebastian Wrong, allows creatives around the world to expand their practices by making their artwork accessible to a wider audience. The shop offers limited edition prints, posters, and painted furniture by well-known artists and designers. The current collection includes limited edition prints by such notable designers as Jamie
“THE COOL SOFA FOR SMART ECO GENERATION” reads an old sketch of the Mariya Sofa, Philippe Starck's latest for Andreu World.
Andy Warhol never had a driver license—but that speed bump did nothing to deter car fanaticism. Throughout his career, Andy made artwork of great vehicles, including “Cars,” a series commissioned by Mercedes-Benz to celebrate the brand’s 100th anniversary in 1986. Beginning July 23, the series goes on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los
The Spring/Summer 2023 collection puts on a colorful show of the natural optimism and relaxation of a desert oasis.
Read more from NeoCon 2022. Recognizing the transient workplace of today, Stylex designed a series of “Enduring Companions” to allow spaces and mindsets to flex and change. Able to be rearranged again and again, these furnishings, shown at NeoCon in June, include the Dau collection of upholstered sofas, benches, poufs, and lounge chairs. Designed by Clara
Part laboratory and part atelier, Objects IV Life combines research with conceptual thinking to go about a mission of change.
The possibilities are endless for this Barcelona-based artist
Read more from NeoCon 2022. The T.O Lights from Pablo Designs are a masterful blend of sculpture and functional lighting. Standing on a monolithic column, T.O from Pablo Designs celebrates light as a pillar of daily life. Designed by Carmine Deganello and Pablo Studio, T.O comes in Floor and Table versions whose intelligent designs and beautiful
Altherr Désile Park designed the Ghia tables for Arper with endless combinations of harmonious colors and organic shapes.
Read more from NeoCon 2022. A lot of practical demands come with designing contract textiles, often making beauty the last priority. With In Your Skin, HBF Textiles’ new collection previewed at Neocon, designer Erin Ruby seems to address all practical considerations and still create something quite stunning. Inspired by the individuality of humans and the fleeting
Emeco Utility, designed by Jasper Morrison, boasts the brand's typical lasting, responsible design and classic lines.
Minotti brought it's A-game to Salone del Mobile 2022 with a two-story pavilion to show the simplicity and color of its 2022 collections.
It’s impossible to see the hundreds of exhibits, but we managed to narrow it down to some highlights from this year’s great showing.
Luca Nichetto's Jeometrica for Scavolini, unveiled at EuroCucina 2022, is one system of geometric cabinets for the kitchen, living room and bathroom.
Bjarke Ingels Group completed its Stellar Nebula lamps for Artemide: glass blown in Venice, with a finish that gives each diffuser a soap-bubble shimmer.
Buildings are like puzzles to be solved for this Berlin-based architect and designer.
"Seeing with the Heart" will be on view from June 7-10 for Milan Design Week.
In South Korea, natural formations and impressive stones determine this sculptor and designer’s work.
NYCxDESIGN 2022 is back this spring for its tenth year of bringing great design to the forefront in New York City. Now through May 20, the fair is expected to bring pre-pandemic numbers of attendees to enjoy ICFF, WantedDesign, and hundreds of open galleries and product launches. Here are a few events and exhibitions to
Fashion and urban life certainly go hand-in-hand. In a new photo book from German fashion house Jil Sander, the inspiration and aesthetic of the brand’s Summer 2022 collection boast its place in the city. Offering context and insight into the vision of creative directors Luke and Lucy Meier, photos by frequent collaborator Chris Rhodes create
The Murano-based artist allows stones to tell their own story in her hand-blown glass vases inspired by the Japanese art of suiseki.
Centuries after its construction in the 1750s, the former Royal Frederik’s Hospital is the current home to Designmuseum Danmark. The rococo landmark in Copenhagen is wrapping up a two-year renovation, set to reopen Sunday, June 19 to resume showcasing Danish ingenuity and inspiring quality industrial design. The comprehensive renovation has left no stone unturned: the
Anderson Tuftex reawakens space from the ground up with beautiful and comfortable designs.
Lois O'Hara is one of eight artists whose work is part of the "Figures of Change" art trail at Wembley Park.
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