As his studio hits a milestone, David Rockwell speaks to Hypebeast about a life filled with theatre, and how early his experiences with grief and community affect the buildings he creates today.
Life throws tests at us all, and Kusheda Mensah is no exception. Now, as she enters the next phase of her career, she reflects on the realities of being a designer and a mother in an industry with a “boys club” reputation, and what needs to change.
With a pared-back yet industrial interior.
Because it’s not just about what you hang, it’s what you hang it *on*.
Ft tables inspired by Qatari architecture and rugs featuring abstract animals.
Róisín Lafferty brings her refined maximalist style to a 1940s building, creating a work space you *actually* want to go to.
From a screw-free rocking chair, to a polyurethane wine rack.
The brand’s history, close collaborators, and iconic pieces are chronicled in the “Molteni Mondo. An Italian Design Story” publication.
Instead of following in the footsteps of the world’s biggest design event, the Copenhagen festival should now work to carve its own identity.
Complete with a plush green sofa.
For their second collaboration, Marcelis and Mathmos have reimagined the iconic rocket lamp in a deep burgundy hue.
HAY co-founder Mette Hay speaks exclusively to Hypebeast about the limited-edition Skyhand OG collection, and why a collaboration with ASICS makes perfect sense for her brand.