Bathed in natural light and nestled within the leafy calm of Pinecrest, this 6,000-square-foot Miami residence designed by Marcela Cure offers a counterpoint to the city’s louder design clichés. Rather than leaning into high-gloss exuberance… Read More »Marcela Cure Reimagines Miami Living Through Material Restraint
Held in late January, Toronto’s design week practically dares design-lovers to prove their devotion. At this past edition, they braved not only the below-zero temperatures but also a historic snowstorm; part of the weather pattern… Read More »Our Favorite Design Finds at Toronto Design Week 2026
Gifting is a science, some might even call it an art. Knowing the receiver of your affection is the first step to successful gifting, and knowing what you’d like to say with your gift adds… Read More »Signature Valentine’s Day Gifts to Wow Those You Love
For the past few years, Simon Johns has been experimenting with a concept called Future Fossils. His pieces appear at once as relics ravaged by time and as sculptures made for this moment. The works,… Read More »Simon Johns Expands his Future Fossils Collection with Ambitiously Primordial Pieces
Rapid prototyping — now more commonly known as 3D printing — has been around for a while now. At industrial scale, it’s become increasingly agile and refined, harnessing a growing range of materials and replicating… Read More »Top-Level 3D Printing is Now More Accessible with FibreSeeker 3
When it comes to furniture design, lightness is usually a metaphor. For Isomi’s Knit One Chair, designed by Paul Crofts, it’s a material reality. Gone are the layers of foam and heavy upholstery. In their… Read More »The Knit One Chair Rethinks Comfort, Trading Foam for Air