From the Cold War to Contemporary Craftsmanship
Nuvitron founder Juan Camilo Arellano explains how he turned previously obsolete electronics into modern must-haves.
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6 Makers That Lit Up NYCxDesign
There were more than 500 design-minded events at NYCxDESIGN 2017, and these are the works that shined the brightest.
Home is Where the Art is: 10 Tips on Curating a Personal Collection
Tze Chun, expert art advisor and founder of Uprise Art, outlines how to curate the perfect art collection for your home
The Perfect Storm Behind Brooklyn’s Calico Wallpaper
Everyone from actor Neil Patrick Harris to Mast Chocolates has fallen under the spell of Calico Wallpaper’s evocative designs.
Transforming a Brooklyn Townhouse into the Home of the Future
A Brooklyn residence seamlessly blends technology and luxury for a space that’s made for modern living.
An Urban Gardening Grows Into a Sculptural Installation by Plant-in-City
Plant-in City creates lush interior ecosystems that can be remotely controlled.
Past as Future: Faig Ahmed Revives, Transforms the Artistry of the Carpet
They fused the glitchy, Internet-friendly aesthetic of his millennial generation with the most ancient of Eastern folk art traditions.
The New Era of Transparency
Transparent furniture is at the forefront of design—again. But modern-day designers and architects are pushing invisible boundaries with exceptional, see-through furniture, structures and homes.
Designed with History In Mind: Pioneers of New American Design Look Back
“We often start by finding wood with an interesting story and then we’d design these micro collections with that history as a guide,” Jason Horvath says.