Rugs have yet again become a popular medium for fresh, unabashed ideation. Art for the floor, this hyper-refined furnishing typology is being reassessed as a potent and plenteous conduit for pictorial representation and abstract expression.… Read More »The Logic of Weaving Entwines These Rugs
Texture holds memory. From warped wood steps worn down from years of use to the sun-faded fibres of a favorite carpet, time-worn spaces and surfaces bear physical evidence of the past. Celebrating this patina of… Read More »A Return to Roots with Bentley Mills
After a decade of staging exhibitions inside Manhattan residences, Radnor is opening a gallery in Brooklyn, closer to where the story began. The studio has operated out of Gowanus’s American Can Factory for years, while… Read More »Radnor Marks Ten Years With a Brooklyn Tower Penthouse Gallery
Using material to its fullest potential can seem subjective at first. For Brooklyn-based KLN Studio—the multidisciplinary practice of Sam Keene, James Lepkowski, and Toby Newman—it means allowing a material’s story to be told again and… Read More »KLN Elevates Reclaimed Wood To New Heights
Comprising a whopping 60 components—as varied in shape and dimension as they are in aesthetic configuration—the just-released Superflex solution by Danish producer ege Carpets is as agile as it is durable. The offering incorporates two-tone… Read More »At 3daysofdesign, ege Carpets Mounted an Immersive Display Tying Shape to Sense
A contemporary new build can arrive with many of its most consequential decisions already made: the orientation, the window placement, the ceiling heights, the boundaries of its floor plan. For Sashya Thind, Principal Designer and… Read More »Sashya Thind Gives This New Build a Warm, Worldly Modernist Soul