If there’s one drink that belongs to New York City, it’s the Manhattan. Equal parts ritual and history, the cocktail has long been synonymous with the city’s nightlife, immigrant distilling traditions, and enduring relationship with… Read More »This Glassware Collection Cheers to NYC – One Manhattan at a Time
The Willow Play Cafe, in Toronto’s Junction neighbourhood, is a hybrid of sophistication and whimsy. Local practices Denizens of Design and DS Studio transformed a dive bar into a warm, inviting coffee spot – with… Read More »Grown-Up Café Meets Kids’ Play Space at The Willow
What makes an icon? Is it longevity, quality, timelessness of design – or a mix of the three? As the true meaning is hard to define, we do know it when we see it. Designed… Read More »Fritz Hansen’s Fresh Series 7, Tailored For A New Era
Negative space is a formidable tool in design, underlining the philosophical power of absence. Many of our most powerful designs are celebrated for what they have, and also what they do not. Increasingly, a “more… Read More »Checkmate: The Bishop Chair by Konstantin Grcic for Magis
If you’ve ever been handed something made by a child – a lopsided drawing, a collage of construction paper and glue – you know how precious it is. What might look imperfect is, to them,… Read More »Tottolo: A Table Shaped by Playful Curiosity, Not Perfection
Since Saudi Arabia’s comprehensive Vision 2030 development project launched in 2017, the quaint yet historically significant desert town of AlUla has emerged as an important cultural hub for the rapidly “opening-up” kingdom. Nestled amid soaring… Read More »Designs and Installations at the AlUla Arts Festival 2026