Mexico City is frenetic and saturated with color, a sprawling metropolis of more than 20 million people and nearly 2,000 neighborhoods. In upscale Las Lomas, Talo Atelier explores what it means to “align yourself” in… Read More »This Mexico City Wellness Studio Turns Alignment Into Architecture
The hardest products to redesign aren’t the ones that don’t work—they’re the ones that already work well. That was the dilemma the Shark Beauty team faced when tackling the FlexStyle IonCurl, a new tool in… Read More »Shark Redesigns the FlexStyle by Rethinking What’s Inside
A background in fashion led April Graves to an unlikely material: natural stone. With a bachelor’s degree in Textiles and Interiors from Seattle Pacific University, a master’s degree from Central Saint Martins, and work experience… Read More »How a Fashion-Trained Eye Shapes April Graves’ Approach to Stone
Floor-to-ceiling glazing set flush with the ground does something a conventional window cannot. The floor plane appears to continue past the wall and out into the planting, and the room gives up its identity as… Read More »A Vancouver Addition Blurs the Line Between House and Garden
Before João Dias and Patrick Carton designed furniture, they were designing machines built to exceed 200 mph. The former McLaren Automotive designers worked on vehicles including the W1 hypercar and Speedtail, where proportion, aerodynamics, and… Read More »Former McLaren Designers Bring Supercar Thinking to Furniture
With tiny unicorns, rocking horses, shrimp, skulls, lips, and sneakers, Cj Hendry’s newest exhibition is a mélange of roughly a million pastel beads that reference the artist’s visual world. On view at Salon 94 Design… Read More »Dive Into ‘Pastel,’ Cj Hendry’s Million-Bead Installation at Salon 94