Some designs announce themselves. Others arrive more quietly, their intentions revealed to those who pause to observe. Undia, designed by Polish design brand TAMO, belongs to the latter – its form shaped not by sharp… Read More »Undia: A Chair Shaped by the Rhythm of a Wave
The power of sound is somewhat understated in our image-heavy culture, color and texture a huge part of how we understand design. Yet the tactile and audial are just as important, offering a depth of… Read More »The Rhapsody Speaker From Sonoforma Stands Out and Blends In
Devin Wilde’s Exclusive Ceramic Collection for Design Within Reach (DWR) Art and architecture consummate their union once more in the launch of Devin Wilde’s ceramic pieces created for DWR. Call it love or call it… Read More »Take 5: A New Love for Color, Cool Ceramics, and Sexy Seating
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