03.12.26
The Weekly
Inside Formafantasma’s first runway design for Marni, a room divider round-up, and more
Plus: An architecturally significant nature retreat, bookable in Upstate New York
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03.06.26
The Weekly
A Design Hotel Outside Tbilisi, Our Picks From Frieze Week in LA, and More
Plus: Andrée Putman gets a new showroom in Paris.
03.05.26
The Weekly
SPOTLIGHT: Everything We Loved at This Year’s 2026 Frieze Week in LA
Despite being in LA in February once again for my annual winter sojourn, I promised myself this year that I would finally take it easy during Frieze week, not run around so much, maybe pick three new artists to spotlight in my newsletter rather than trying to digest it all. Well, dear readers, I failed at that task — hence this extensive roundup of everything I loved.
02.26.26
The Weekly
A new vintage mecca in London, talents to watch in Stockholm and Montreal, and more
Plus: Two stunning Deco-ish rental apartments in Paris.
02.19.26
The Weekly
A rare archive of mid-century design, on view in New York
Plus: Do you ever think about dying before you've seen all the good buildings?
05.01.24
Excerpt: Exhibition
How Should We Live Now? In Milan, RISD’s Objects May Shift Exhibition Offered a Woozy Vision for Our Domestic Future
As a general rule, Milan thrives on spectacle. Some of the most memorable Salone exhibitions in recent years have relied on elaborate scenography, from Established & Sons in 2010 — when the British furniture brand filled a former Jai Alai court with walled "rooms" made from stacks of untreated tulipwood — to 2018, when Hermès constructed, over the course of three weeks inside a Milanese museum, seven towering pavilions made from thousands of jewel-toned zellige tiles. (Ask me what was inside those pavilions? Zero recollection.) So how is a student-run exhibition, from a newly founded design course exhibiting in Milan for the first time, supposed to compete? That was the conundrum facing 20 Rhode Island School of Design students, who debuted the conceptually-driven show Objects May Shift at Salone Satellite in Milan last month.
02.12.26
The Weekly
The post-industrial German design collective whose work you need to know
Plus, a bookmark that will seriously elevate your literary game
02.04.26
American Design Hot List
Announcing the 2025 American Design Hot List
Welcome to the 13th annual American Design Hot List, Sight Unseen’s unapologetically subjective award for the names to know now in American design. Founded in 2013, the ADHL serves as a guide to the US (born or based) talents influencing the design landscape in any given year, whether through standout launches, must-see exhibitions, or just our innate sense that they’re ones to watch. Considering we’ve recently changed almost everything else about the way we present Sight Unseen to the world, we decided to do things a little differently this year.
01.29.26
The Weekly
A Newsletter All About Mexico City, Just in Time For Art Week
Plus: Our map of where to eat, shop, and stay.
01.22.26
The Weekly
An Unusual Current Obsession, an Unbelievably Chic Swiss Department Store, and More
Plus: A spotlight on our favorite London blacksmith.
01.15.26
The Weekly
Mastering tiny apartment décor, a Tokyo design lover starter pack, and more
Plus: Furniture marking the year anniversary of the LA wildfires.
01.14.26
The Weekly
Two Jaw-Dropping Offices, a Vintage Murano Shopping Guide, and More
Plus: Shell-adorned lamps and draped-fabric furniture.
12.13.25
The Weekly
Enter our $12K furniture and lighting giveaway, tour a vintage-filled NYC home, and more
The Sight Unseen Collection has teamed up with Audo, In Common With, and Known Work to offer our readers the chance to win what we’re calling a cozy corner — a chair, ottoman, side table, and lamp that will create the perfect nook for curling up in this winter to read a book, watch old movies, have a drink, or otherwise unwind. PLUS: A new craft prize, a vintage-filled home, and more.