“For Massimo, design was life and life was design,” New York–based designer Michael Bierut once said of his mentor Massimo Vignelli (1931–2014), with whom he worked early in his career. Bierut spent a decade in… Read More »A Language of Clarity at Triennale Milano
Milan Design Week has become a behemoth—ontologically bursting at the seams and drifting from its original purpose as the world’s primary agora for innovations in furniture and furnishings. Today’s citywide happening has not only expanded… Read More »This Might Have Been the Quietest Show at Milan Design Week 2026
Co-working spaces are designed with a range of options to meet different needs, from dedicated desks to conference rooms. While artwork and decorative touches may call to mind the locale, the interiors are suitable almost… Read More »A Palm Court-Inspired Workspace is an Oasis in London
There is an art to entertaining all day where pleasure suspends a collective sense of reality and we lose ourselves in joy where a beautiful backdrop, delicious food, and fantastic company conspire against the passage… Read More »Arieto Studio’s ILO Lamp Is Ready to Rally and Beautiful at Rest
One device is synonymous with the image of 1980s music: the legendary Sharp GF-777 boombox. Though not the first portable music playing device of its kind, this derivation had both style and substance. Released in… Read More »This Half Analog, Half Digital Boombox Isn’t Nostalgic
Marty Supreme might have gone 0 for 9 at the Oscars, but it seems to have ignited a ping pong fever. And the design world is paying attention. In fact, table sports in general are… Read More »Match Point: 6 Games Tables Worthy of Design-Lovers