11.20.25
The Weekly
A French-Meets-Futurism Interior, an Ashtray Extravaganza, and More
Plus: A new take on vintage Ikea.
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11.18.25
The Weekly
SPOTLIGHT: Game-changing bath fixtures, a bathroom shopping guide, and more
Plus: The 5 best modernist bathrooms
11.17.25
The Weekly
A temple of archival design in London, a perforated metal screen we’re coveting, and more
Plus: Let the new NYC mayor's wife be your favorite new Instagram curator.
11.11.25
The Weekly
SPOTLIGHT: Fantasy floral rugs, Portland’s modernist gems, and more
Inside the Portland, Oregon–based Patty Studios, on the occasion of their debut rug launch
11.06.25
The Weekly
A new shop for objects, a Biarritz-ish holiday house, and more
Plus: A chic design DIY kit
05.30.23
Up and Coming
Caroline Chao Uses Glass, Mirror, Lucite, and Light Itself to Create Optical Illusions in Her Furniture Debut
The nature of furniture is participatory — chairs invite us to sit, tables to gather round — but this holds especially true for the work of New York–based designer Caroline Chao. Her pieces engage our powers of interaction and perception — perhaps because in addition to the glass and Lucite she uses, light itself is a kind of material for her. We recently spoke with her about interiors vs furniture, how to re-contextualize ordinary materials, and her work towards changing the concept of a “good view.”
10.30.25
10.23.25
The Weekly
A color-blocked Berlin interior, Calder clothes by Bode, and more
Plus: epic new floral mirrors.
10.21.25
The Weekly
SPOTLIGHT: A new sofa with ’80s curves, a Sydney travel guide, and more
Plus: What's your coffee table personality?
10.16.25
The Weekly
A hotel near Paris’s Modernist gems, a perception-bending rug collection, and more
Plus: An NYC furniture studio debuts on the Paris runway
10.09.25
The Weekly
The hottest office interiors trend, new furniture in resin, and more
Plus: A breathtaking indoor-outdoor Calder museum in Philly
10.02.25
The Weekly
A new, made-in-the-USA outdoor furniture line, a forgotten Italian radical, and more
Plus: Why is The Grateful Dead partnering with Pantone?
09.25.25
The Weekly
A Paris Design Week recap, a chic Mexican-style bar in LA, and more
Plus, an iconic hotel renovation in the south of France by Rodolphe Parente.