Despite its name, Beginner Ceramics is anything but novice. While the Brooklyn-based studio approaches clay with a confident sense of play, its work is grounded in technical mastery and a deep understanding of form –… Read More »Beginner Ceramics Is Having Fun With Clay (And It Shows)
We learn so much from visual cues because so much can be said in the absence of words. With the new TAITŌ Poufs by +kouple, the vertices suggest sharpness, but the pouf’s plushness speaks of… Read More »The New TAITO Poufs by +kouple Stay Sharp Yet Soft
“Traditional lighting serves a purely functional role—it helps us see,” says Ran Hu, lighting designer and co-founder of recently established Seattle studio MIRORLab. “When we notice light in everyday life, on leaves, on water, or… Read More »MIRORlab Taps into the Emotional Dimensions of Light
Music is synonymous with the human experience, one of the many facets of civilization that brought our ancestors together. As simultaneously mundane and divine as food or shelter, music is essential to carrying on cultural… Read More »The Harmoni Guitar From Openhagen Taps in to Our Need to Riff
If you’re reading this, congratulations on making it through the first and arguably hardest month of the year – welcome to February! Well done surviving holiday whiplash, and kudos to incorporating new routines while patiently… Read More »Desktop Wallpaper: February 2026 with Eloisa Henderson-Figueroa
Acoustic solutions are essential in today’s workspaces, from pods to ceiling baffles, in all shapes and sizes. Most of these products, while effective, don’t always blend with interiors, and they often look more corporate than… Read More »This Office in Poland Fuses Scandinavian Design and Acoustic Performance