It’s often said that there are too many chair designs out there. And it could also be argued that there are too many desks. Standing out is hard; a designer and/or producer needs to bring… Read More »Balolo’s Setup Cockpit is a Flexibly Efficient Workstation
Lee Broom has spent two decades refining a practice that treats light not as utility but as a sculptural medium. Now, he celebrates his first major presentation in Latin America, in congruence with Mexico City… Read More »Inside Lee Broom’s Expansive Latin American Exhibition at Diez Company
The 2026 Color Collection from 3form highlights hues that have anchored design across generations and cultures for thousands of years. The brand’s sixth grouping is a departure from last year’s palette, which emphasized the emotional… Read More »The 2026 Color Collection by 3form Features Hues Rooted in History
There is something ephemeral about a lit candle – the binary of zero to one is struck, the original luminary. The glow of a flame brings with it a golden aura, warming the room and… Read More »The Reflet Candle Holder by Daniel Rybakken Illuminates Warmth
Whether a journalist or painter, creative people always find themselves in the same predicament. The best ideas come when they least expect; not when it’s forced or one is pressured to find a quick solution.… Read More »Creativity Unencumbered: Everglow is a “Sketchbook” for Musicians on the Go
Perched above Repulse Bay with sweeping views of sea and mountains, this Hong Kong duplex unfolds as a carefully choreographed study in sensory play—one that privileges touch, movement, and atmosphere over overt display. Designed by… Read More »Inside a Hong Kong Duplex Designed as Sensory Play