Silk is among the most temporally alive of materials. Woven into a fixed object, it continues to behave — shifting in tone and luminosity as light moves across it throughout the day, responding to the… Read More »Ana Kraš Turns Silk Into Structural Concept with SVILA for Emma Scully Gallery
New York’s design industry, defined by an ever-thriving community of independent talents and studios that arguably first emerged during the Great Recession of 2008, is unquestionably resourceful and inventive. Making do with limited resources and… Read More »This Lighting Collection Might Be The Best New York Design Industry Collab Yet
Italian food is unlike any other, and when it’s shared with others, it is savored even more. The cuisine is so special that UNESCO designated it as an intangible cultural heritage, recognizing not only the… Read More »This Restaurant in Atlanta Celebrates Italian Cuisine and Culture
In the current design landscape, collaboration has become a language unto itself, often compromising more considered ideas for quick commercial success. Fashion houses court architects, furniture brands invite artists into the studio, and retail giants… Read More »Kelly Wearstler’s H&M HOME Collection Refuses to Flatten Luxury
For well over a decade, British designer Max Lamb has been challenging the code and conduct of a contemporary furniture industry still mired in Modernist convention and the bottom-line economic model of often-disjointed mass manufacturing.… Read More »Max Lamb’s New Min Chair Achieves Maximum Character with Minimal Means
Montreal is no stranger to Brutalist architecture. The iconic utopian housing complex that overlooks the St Lawrence River (Habitat 67 by Moshe Safdie for Expo 67) is just one of many, albeit the most famous.… Read More »Menu Extra Crafts a Dinner Party Around Brutalist Architecture