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Considering himself more a “maker than a designer,” the Dutch inventor builds his own machines to construct his wildly creative furniture, including the award-winning Endless Chair, made from a single string of recycled plastic.

After four years of study in Queens and Oaxaca, the former stylist offers a selection of durable new designs made by hand to foster social interaction.

Marco Cilia, a native son of Rome, returns to his hometown after stints at Blakes and the Hotel Americano to launch a new line of boutique hotels designed to upend expectations.

With practices spanning both fine art and design, the Los Angeles-based sculptor and ceramicist questions the consumerist system while taking part in it—all with a feminist perspective.

With its mushroom minifarms installed in various locations like Whole Foods and Mission Chinese Food, the Brooklyn start-up offers hyper-local food through impressive technology and design.

Drawing on a wealth of visual knowledge gleaned from hours spent poring over books, Mugrabi reinterprets the concept of personal style to encompass art, architecture, and design as well in articles and her signature Muse Boards, which offer a new interpretation of the latest fashion collections.

The latest crop of rising jewelry designers are embracing historicism, ancient forms, and imperfection in striking, sculptural pieces with a focus on sustainability and individuality.

In a new installation that combines a lush garden and a futuristic bubble, the landscape designer and architect-slash-artist offer a surprising space for sensory exploration at the design fair.

The celebrated design duo brings together the best parts of two famously refined cultures in its first restaurant and stand-alone store in New York’s SoHo.

The architect and interior designer launches his new furniture line Copacati with the Smile Chair, designed to feel like it’s giving the sitter a hug.

Our annual selection of gifts for you and yours, including everything you can imagine from a silk toothbrush on up to your own private island.

The new ceramics line from Cameron Bishop—and named after her daughter—has become a favorite on New York’s restaurant scene, thanks to her fine arts training and her invaluable network of other artists and designers.

The London-based firm brings its incisive understanding of both physical and social history to new and renewed projects ranging from Juergen Teller’s studio and a Paul Smith store to the nonprofit contemporary art exhibition center Raven Row.

A new shared workspace in Brooklyn’s Industry City helps bring together creatives to encourage collaboration and interaction alongside sleek Midcentury Modern designs.

Gautam Sinha’s New Delhi-based leather accessories line represents a new generation of Indian design, firmly rooted in history while constantly looking ahead.

The Indiana-based artist and designer continually questions the boundary between art and design, producing sculptural pieces that question their own functionality and incorporate software-made accidents.

In a new group show in their Soho space, the three women behind Egg Collective have gathered sixteen female designers to offer young women powerful proof that design is not just for guys.

How does a creative agency stay creative? Matte discusses the latest iteration of its experiential installation-turned-party and what it means to evolve.