Mexican architect Frida Escobedo, who is adding a new wing to New York’s Met Museum, has spoken of the importance of resistance and of proving the value of immigrants’ work in the city in light… Read More »New York is “a city of immigrants” says Frida Escobedo
Promotion: trade show Design Shanghai is returning for its 12th edition next month, aiming to build upon its history of platforming Chinese design and innovation to a global audience. Taking place from 4 to 7… Read More »This year’s Design Shanghai spotlights China’s latest design innovation
It’s only fitting that Austin-based hospitality group Bunkhouse Hotels should dub its new Houston locale, Hotel Saint Augustine, after Saint Augustine. The fourth-century theologian was canonized as the patron saint of printing because of his… Read More »Hotel Saint Augustine Is a New Urban Sanctuary in the Heart of Houston
In a clever fusion of sustainability, modern aesthetics, and made-to-order charm, the Tilt + Shift Collection of lighting is proof that eco-conscious design doesn’t have to dim your style. Designed by David Rockwell of Rockwell… Read More »Tilt and Shift Your Eyes Towards Stackabl’s Newest Lighting
A few months back, Serene Industries made waves in the mechanical keyboard world with the Icebreaker – a striking, brutalist-inspired keyboard milled from a solid block of aluminum. Now, the company is back with a… Read More »Cleaver Is a Brutalist-Inspired Keyboard Made From a Block of Aluminum
Known primarily for his masterful ceramics, Danny Kaplan has now ventured boldly beyond his established vocabulary, introducing three collections that signal a dramatic expansion of his material exploration while maintaining the sculptural sensibility that defines… Read More »Designer Danny Kaplan’s New Collections Explore New Materials