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Step into Yabu Pushelberg’s Amagansett beach house, ‘designed around the dunes’Designers Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu invite us into their beachfront Amagansett home: take a tour, and discover what they love about the East Hampton location
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Blue Green Works experiments with Murano glassThe latest lighting collection from Blue Green Works, sculpted in Murano glass, is an emotional ode to heartbreak, loss and vulnerability
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The ‘Mah Jong’ sofa has officially entered pop cultureWhat's a ‘Mah Jong’ sofa? Inspired by Charli XCX's shopping list in 'Card Declined', we take you on a deep dive into the history of one of contemporary design's most eclectic pieces of furniture
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This pine-shrouded Marseille villa is Eurosummer distilled to its most stylish formOn the Mediterranean coast, Sandrine Sarah Faivre reimagines a seaside villa built around the trees it refused to disturb
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Orior gives the humble foosball table a high-design makeoverThe Irish furniture house trades pub-tastic plastic for handcrafted luxury, turning a games room staple into a collectible design object
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Federico Stefanovich looks under the sea for his ethereal new lighting collectionPresented by Mexico City gallery Ago Projects, Stefanovich’s Salina Collection harnesses the structural quality of marine organisms in fibreglass and bronze
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Jil Sander expands her Thonet furniture collaboration, an ode to the BauhausThe German fashion designer adds elegant new pieces to the JS Thonet collection with a new lounge chair and table
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The ‘haute couture’ of outdoor furniture, Exteta’s latest designs blur the line between indoors and outBespoke Partnership
The Italian company explores a seamless approach to outdoor living through immersive installations, expanded collections and a new collaboration with French architect Maxime d'Angeac
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The new language of ambient living, illuminated by GoveeBespoke Partnership
Interior stylist Melanie Lissack explores the role of light as a design material, using Govee’s ‘Lantern Floor Lamp’ to shape mood and create a more atmospheric approach to contemporary living
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Cool off with these sleek outdoor showersThese outdoor showers are perfect to combat extreme heat (or equip your garden for the summer), combining refined design with a practical purpose
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Faye Toogood unveils ‘Bone, Roll, Slump’, a swollen, sculptural furniture collection that feels ‘excavated’Launched today, the British designer's new furniture range brings together dining tables carved like fossils, weighty timber consoles and lounge chairs that collapse in on themselves
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Yinka Ilori and Dunelm’s new furniture collection is colourful, accessible and tells a hidden story about communityLaunching today, the artist and designer’s 40-piece collaboration with Dunelm pairs his signature vibrant patterns with a story about Leicester’s textile past
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Take a look inside 262 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan's newest residential tower with an Italian soulRising 860 feet above one of Manhattan's most storied streets, this 52-storey tower trades density for restraint, with just 26 full-floor and duplex homes designed by Norm Architects and furnished by Molteni&C
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Midcentury classics get the Liberty London treatment in a new Vinterior collaboration – shop the pieces hereFive iconic midcentury pieces, sourced by the pre-loved furniture marketplace and dressed in archival Liberty prints, land today
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This pink-doused boutique in New York's Chinatown is a temple to fashion, Korean tradition and stoner cultureArchitect Nohar Agadi designed Sundae School to evoke sacred Korean buildings and a particular kind of flower
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This traditional adobe home survived a fire – and found a new life as a midcentury-inspired California haciendaDesigner Kirsten Blazek rebuilt around a single surviving wall, blending Native American-influenced objects, midcentury furniture and a palette drawn straight from the San Gabriel Mountains
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Ilse Crawford seeks to ‘capture a classic’s qualities’ with her new lamps for IkeaThe British designer continues her collaboration with Ikea through a pair of understated table lamps designed to bring 'warmth and life' to a room
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Sharp angles and graduated tones define new Moser glassware by Laurids GalléeThe ‘Axis’ collection by the Austrian designer makes the most of Czech glassmaker Moser’s ability to approach the material with a modernist architectural sensibility
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In this waterfront Brooklyn loft, industrial bones meet a lifetime of global collectingInterior designer Laurie Blumenfeld’s Red Hook warehouse transforms raw industrial architecture into a deeply personal cabinet of curiosities
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Shiro Kuramata, the designer of playful impermanenceShiro Kuramata's distinctive approach combined traditional Japanese aesthetic concepts with modernist expression. We look at the late designer’s work across furniture, interiors and objects
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The history of design through nine children's chairs‘Mini Furniture: Chairs for Children’ at MK&G in Hamburg (14 June to 1 November 2026) surveys two centuries of practical, playful and innovative designs for kids
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Designer Lee Broom on illuminating Madonna's 'Confessions II' filmAhead of the release of her new album, the much-anticipated 'Confessions II', Madonna released a twelve-minute, star-studded film. And one designer received the call of a lifetime
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A surreal interpretation of a sewing box shapes this eclectic Kolkata workspaceIn the office of this Indian clothing brand, tailor's tools – oversized buttons, neon laces and woven textile artworks – serve as the foundation of the entire interior design scheme
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Vitra debuts a chair that wears its upholstery like a jacketPresented at 3 Days of Design this week, Studio Œ's sartorial 'Bascule' lounge chair for Vitra pairs a loosely tailored textile cover with an innovative reclining mechanism concealed within
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Once a fungus-filled wreck on the verge of collapse, this Wes Anderson-coded guesthouse is now a design lover's dreamWhen two architects inherited a crumbling townhouse in the Czech hop capital of Žatec, it took eight years, specialist craftsmen and a hidden stash of moonshine to bring it back from the brink
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Why are we waiting? What queuing says about usDaven Wu reflects on the beauty and true meaning of the queue – an act anyone at a design fair will have plenty of time to grit their teeth and ponder
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The quintessential ergonomic office chair just got its boldest update in three decadesNew colours, greener materials and greater size inclusivity bring Herman Miller's 'Aeron' – the chair that started it all – firmly into the modern day, and the modern office
