Nina Magon Brings Life to the Kitchen with Dekton Onirika
Nina Magon and Cosentino previewed Onirika at Salone 2022, a Dekton collection of eight colors drawn from marble patterns.
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Artemide’s Stellar Nebula Gleams like a Floating Soap Bubble
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.
A Great-Grandson Continues the Family Legacy with L. Ercolani
Henry Tadros continues the design legacy of Lucian Ercolani
The Future of the Smart Kitchen is Plant-Based
Electrolux's GRO concept kitchen, led by Tove Chevalley of the Electrolux Innovation Hub, is designed to help people get at least half their diet from plants.
Piero Lissoni’s 35 Years of Curiosity and Collaboration with Porro
Piero Lissoni on 35 years of designing with Porro, from a walk through the company's exhibit at Salone del Mobile 2022.
Nature-Inspired Designs from Flexform Celebrate Being Outside
Antonio Citterio's 2022 outdoor collection for Flexform pairs hand-braided cord with iroko wood, from the Crono chairs to the Parker sofa.
Marset’s Ginger Collection Moves Mediterranean Style Outdoors
Marset's new energy-efficient Ginger Outdoor Collection gives off a lively and inviting radiance.
Realizing Routine Remedy with Anderson Tuftex
Anderson Tuftex reawakens space from the ground up with beautiful and comfortable designs.
Durasein Revives Yesterday’s Future
Studio Sixtysix and Durasein look back to catch a glimpse of the future.
Finding Natural Harmony with FENIX
Studio Sixtysix and FENIX explore the impact of earth tones in space.
Maiden Home and Amadi Carpets Design for Radical Honesty
Studio Sixtysix, Maiden Home, and Amadi Carpet designs to show how bold use of shape, form, materials, and transparency command space and deepen its spirit.
Designed-in-Chicago Gifts for This Holiday Season
Kick off your holiday shopping with these made-in-Chicago gifts, perfect for anyone on your nice list this year.
Supersalone 2021 Brought Unexpected Twists on Classic Furniture
At Supersalone, the 2021 special edition of Salone del Mobile, designers put new twists on classic furniture, from Patricia Urquiola's recyclable Nuez Lounge BIO chair for Andreu World to Monica Armani's Allure O'.
Navy Island Designed Acoustic Panels that Revived a Centuries-old Center at Yale
Chad Stone has always been a tinkerer. “I was born with a propensity to craft something,” he says. He loved building blocks as a kid; his first invention was an air-powered car, mapped out in detail on paper. “Around the age of 8, I started drawing things to see if there was a better way.
Filippa Wollbeck Designed this Coffee Set for the Now
This portable coffee set is a pandemic-inspired spotlight on the pleasantness of being in the moment.
CSD Studio Designed a Human-Centered Workplace Solution That’s Scalable
How the Grand Rapids-based design studio collaborated with Kimball
Vicostone Creates Moments of Peace
Sixtysix reflects on the daily rituals that enhance our lives, in partnership with Vicostone.
Shooting with the Latest from Flashpoint at Adorama
Technology that makes it easy to focus on the art. That’s the guiding mission behind Flashpoint, the Adorama exclusive lighting brand, according to Solomon Leifer, senior brand manager at Flashpoint. Founded in New York City in 1991, Flashpoint’s first release was its Monolights series of AC-powered strobes. From there the brand expanded to offer industry
Foscarini Partners and YLighting on Twiggy’s New Finish Designed by Marc Sadler
When Milan-based designer Marc Sadler graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris back in 1968, he had a solid idea of what he thought a designer’s mission should be. “Form and function were the key concepts,” he says. “The egg has a certain shape so the hen can produce it without
The Story Behind Bolia and New Scandinavian Design
Clean lines, wood accents, a muted palette. The design world has long reveled in the minimalist principles of Scandinavian design since the practice emerged in the 1930s. Now one Danish furniture brand is inviting the rest of the world to join in, too. Started in 2000, Bolia focuses on what it calls “New Scandinavian Design,”
EGGER Lays the Groundwork for High-End Design Outside Toronto
A 14,000-square-foot home 30 minutes outside of Toronto, in the distinguished Lorne Park area, is the kind of interior design project Eva Healy dreams about. The homeowners had a bold vision and a seemingly endless budget. And they brought on Eva, owner and principal designer at avenue design inc., to bring their vision to life.
The Dan Brunn Bridge House Plays with Light and Reflections
LA Architect Dan Brunn is known for modern, minimalist work that brings the outside in. Inspired by the Bauhaus architecture of his native Tel Aviv, he reinterprets Modernist principles in minimalist designs like this one—a high-traffic home that also serves as a bit of refuge for the homeowners in LA. Play with light and volumes
Laufen and Marcel Wanders Tell New Design Stories with The New Classic
A bit of wonder. An unexpected twist. These are two of the imprints you’ll find on every Marcel Wanders studio design. “We are at our best when we design for people whereby we love to surprise—evoking an emotional involuntary response of joy and enlightenment,” says Marcel Wanders, the Dutch designer and creative director at Marcel
Inside Watermark Designs President Avi Abel’s Modern-Meets-Traditional Park Slope Kitchen
“Our kitchen is our most used room and the nucleus of the entire house,” says Avi Abel, president of Watermark Designs, the Brooklyn-based manufacturer of luxury kitchen and bath faucets. “I love how we can gather around the island, with the sink and faucets at its center, and have the entire family there eating, cooking,