Most visitors come to 3daysofdesign, Copenhagen’s increasingly impactful contribution to the international design-fair and events calendar, expecting to see clean-lined Danish modernism—or at least subtle contemporary interpretations of this rich, if at times overplayed, legacy.… Read More »Redgert Comms Exhibits an Expanded Vision of Scandinavian Design
This illustrative logo for a chain of Japanese restaurants caught my eye. It was designed by Egor Zhgun of Art. Lebedev Studio in 2014. The studio’s case study dates back a while but you can… Read More »Yakitoriya, by Art Lebedev
Benoist F. Drut grew up in an idyllic village northwest of Paris, surrounded by lily ponds and castles—a place that honed his eye for beauty. When he was a teen, he met 18th-century French furniture… Read More »Benoist F. Drut on Peonies, an Eiffel Tower Sculpture, a Louis XV Armchair + More
When you think of commercial interior design, American DJ Diplo probably does not immediately come to mind. But at the 57th edition of NeoCon earlier this month, that connection materialized thanks to a brand activation—and… Read More »Our Top 12 Picks from NeoCon 2026 & Design Days
Emerging throughout Renaissance Europe as conspicuous displays of wealth and knowledge, wunderkammers, or cabinets of curiosity, contained carefully amassed collections of oddities, natural elements, and era-distinctive examples of material culture. The reserve of particularly learned… Read More »Katrien Van Der Shueren’s Cabinets of Curiosity Are at Once Primeval and Present-Day
School design often centers on a series of basic classrooms placed together to support study and extracurricular activities for young learners. Yet these facilities can be more institutional than imaginative, and often have little connection… Read More »The Landscape Becomes a Tool for Learning at This School in India