Creating a dual-minded delivery of drink carriers.
Perched above Eagle Harbour, the single-level home captures the essence of Vancouver’s architectural heritage.
The 175 Third Street tower sits within the former industrial hub, spanning over one million sq ft and featuring a public park designed by Field Operations and NYC Parks.
Pedestal and Willem Van Hooff’s “Ceramic Power Gems” Reimagine Power Solutions as Sculptural Objects
Blurring the line between utility and aesthetics.
The 12,000 sqft space at its Michigan headquarters is the permanent home for over one million objects from Herman Miller and Knoll’s archival collections.
A collaboration that “embodies the essence of design”.
Unveiling at 3daysofdesign, the masterpiece returns with new colorways.
Located at the renovated Transamerica Pyramid Center, ‘Past as Prologue: The Last Decade of Furniture Design by Ray and Charles Eames’ opens to the public on June 7.
Oda Noritsugu holds the “world’s largest private chair collection,” with a particular focus on Wegner’s work. Now, he’s opening his archive of the Danish designer’s chairs to the public.
The traditional Siheyuan-style building guides visitors on a sensory journey through the mansion, culminating at the central courtyard.
Using a selection of eight unique fabrics from previous collections, the Japanese label created 20 one-of-one cushions.
A dynamic space for contemporary art in a serene coastal setting.
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