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Contemporary design forms meet historical jewellery in the PELLE and Erie Basin collaboration shown at Collective Design in New York.

Brooklyn-based Flavor Paper and UM Project teamed up to mount Conduct at last week’s Collective Design Fair. Developing a series of 2D into 3D interactions, the installation revealed the potential of a new electrically-conductive ink.

With art, craft, and design pieces by 20 women creatives, the Room With its Own Rules exhibition will be the final instalment of Matylda Krzykowski’s Collection #3 exhibition cycle at New York’s Chamber gallery.

Ahead of Collective Design Fair – 3 to 7 May 2017 – TLmag asks all four members of the event’s team what their favourite moment was during past editions.

New York’s Carpenters Workshop Gallery mounts a solo show of celebrated Italian craftsman Vincenzo de Cotiis and debuts the new Archeo Black collection.

Celebrated Italian architect Marta Sala and Rome firm Lazzarini & Pickering debuts two furniture, lighting and accessories collections at New York’s The Future Perfect. Exuding… Read more

Brooklyn-based duo Wintercheck debuts Collection 700: Reception at Volta NYC (1 to 5 March).

Celebrated designer Faye Toogood debuts her Moon-, Earth- and Water-inspired Assemblage 5 collection at New York’s Friedman Benda gallery; her first solo show in the United States.

Matylda Krzykowski returns to Chamber gallery for the third instalment of her four-part exhibition series. Continuing her exploration of Richard Hamilton’s seminal collage, Just what is it that makes today’s homes so different, so appealing?, the curator dedicates this show to the exploration of desire.

Growing Brooklyn platform Good Thing introduces seven new tool-based products to its extensive gamut.

“My interest was really creating a lamp with LED, which doesn’t look like a regular lamp.” With the new Coppélia lamp for Dutch design powerhouse… Read more

Naturalia is the first collaborative exhibition between the Sotheby’s Old Masters Department and the Paul Kasmin Gallery, where it is showing until March 4.