Even among the many highly anticipated design events this fall, the Istanbul Design Biennial is certainly at the top of many lists. Set to launch… Read more

Glass has long symbolized contrasting properties such as transparency, solidity, and fragility, which makes it both a compelling raw material for designers and a fitting… Read more

Scheduled for completion any day now, the Kintele Congress Center in Brazzaville is the latest success for Avcı Architects. At 75,000 square meters, the five-building… Read more

Early last month, Espasso opened Fine Tuning; a retrospective spotlighting the craft-based work of Claudia Moreira Salles. Transforming its expansive Tribeca space into a series of… Read more

This year marks the 100th anniversary of Rik Wouters’ death, marking a fitting occasion to remember the Fauvist painter. In collaboration with the Royal Museum… Read more

Famous for his sinuous-lined wooden furniture and eclectic take on Mid-Century Modern principles, Vladimir Kagan helped define American design for over seven decades. Born into a family… Read more

Fredrik Färg and Emma Marga Blanche like to combine industrial production and exclusive handcraft. The works of the Swedish-French design duo often have a tailored,… Read more

Responding to the effects of climate change and ocean-bound plastic waste on coral reefs, Los Angeles-based sister-duo Margaret and Christine Wertheim mount Crochet Coral Reef:… Read more

Following a successful launch almost exactly one year ago, during London Design Festival 2015, Ariane Prin is pleased to expand the flagship RUST collection of… Read more

Over the course of the last five years, Beijing Design Week has come into its own as a hub for homegrown art, architecture, and design… Read more

“I have this idea that everything is a future projection; a dream.” Drawing from his own training with the Chinese meditation method of Qigong –… Read more

What is the relationship between art and decoration? Art historians agree that the two categories diverged at the dawn of modernity, around 1800, when the… Read more