Interior designers often use their studios as opportunities to express their fully formed aesthetic. Pat Austin has a point of view—it just didn’t come together all at once. Rather than rushing to complete its Portland… Read More »Pat Austin’s Portland Studio Was Designed to Evolve
Furniture, lighting, and even a room divider might not seem to have much in common at first glance, but Lawrence Technological University (LTU) in Southfield, Michigan, found unity in an unexpected place: sheets of 100%… Read More »How 6 Students Made Recycled Plastic an Award-Winning Collection
Price Latimer grew up in Texas and lived just a few doors down from the Amarillo Museum of Art. With pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Larry Bell, and Louise Nevelson, the museum was a place that… Read More »F5: Price Latimer on Scuba Diving, Leigh Bowery, Yoko Ono + More
This summer has been defined by a number of major sports events, seeing the triumph of underdog players and teams along with some controversies. Though the somewhat fraught World Cup might have overshadowed the Wimbledon… Read More »Nordic Knots Turns the Tennis Court Into a Graphic Rug Collection
Inspired by the quiet strength of an elephant, Heechan Kim’s Loxo Chair explores the space where sculpture and furniture meet. Pairing a slender walnut frame with a generously upholstered cylindrical bolster, the lounge chair recently… Read More »Heechan Kim’s Loxo Chair Blurs the Line Between Sculpture and Seating
For nearly a decade, food artist Laila Gohar has blurred the boundaries between art, design, fashion, and hospitality. Through whimsical food installations for galleries and cultural institutions, she transforms hosting into an immersive form of… Read More »Laila Gohar Brings Her Playful World to Rocco’s Beverage Fridge