TLmag Extended Print Editions

Whether designing a gallery or living space or mixing the two, Luis Laplace demonstrates integrity and imagination. In the process, he combines talent, craftsmanship, collections,… Read more

Continuing its curatorial focus on the fertile middle ground between art and design, New York’s Museum of Arts and Design collaborates with 21st Century Museum… Read more

As part of Hansgrohe‘s Axor line, Nendo chief designer Oki Sato conceives the Lamp Shower – a solid-brass and chrome finish shower-head devised with Axor’s Waterdream… Read more

Transcendence seems to be key when describing art design-forerunner Wendell Castle‘s iconic sculptural furniture but perhaps also in the blending of past and present – the… Read more

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian National Design Museum will celebrate outstanding achievement in American design this fall with its 16th annual National Design Awards program through out… Read more

Formerly of TLmag 23-featured Amma Studio, Fernando Mastrangelo has been sculpting and casting unusual materials – everything from sugar to salt or sand – for over a… Read more

Launched in 2008, Brooklyn-based American Design Club works to represent and support up-and-coming talents from across the country at major fairs, events and social engagements…. Read more

Following in the footsteps of father and ‘master-of-wood’ Zanine Caldas, Zanini de Zanine’s material intervention have put Rio de Janeiro on the design map. The… Read more

With much abuzz about redefined domestic interiors, New York’s Swiss Institute looks to the contemporary dynamism of Felix Burrichter for its second Annual Architecture and… Read more

For architect Kengo Kuma, harmony with the environment and materials equals with sustainability. In an interview, he talks about his current train station project in Paris alongside with integration of buildings to the environment.

Celebrating the bespoke insect, butterfly and fish inspired jewellery of Hong Kong-based designer Wallace Chan, Rizzoli releases the Dream Light Water in January 2016. Documenting… Read more

Marking 40 years of Brazilian design star Carlos Motta‘s career, Espasso gallery – equally versed in mid-century modern to contemporary Brazilian furniture – hosts a comprehensive… Read more