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Grammy winner Bad Bunny has made quite an impact in recent years, including on artist Edra Soto. Having also grown up in Puerto Rico, Soto now intentionally repurposes objects and designs from her childhood into pieces of art that represent life on the small island, such as her upholstered plastic lawn chairs, which are deeply…
One person shouting into an empty desert doesn’t build much of anything. But what happens when thousands of voices gather around a 12-meter tower made of 300 programmable rings of light, and the structure itself begins to respond? That’s the premise behind Axis Mundi: Resonant Spire, Sergei Konchekov’s installation selected for the 2026 Burning Man…
Long layovers usually mean seas of identical metal chairs, bright signage, and constant motion that makes rest feel impossible. Even premium lounges often feel like slightly nicer waiting rooms, not places with a point of view beyond arranging seating in rows. Schiphol’s Lounge 2 sits in the flat Haarlemmermeer polder outside Amsterdam, which gave Beyond…
Public art is often seen as a standalone feature, a striking sculpture or colorful mural that decorates a park or plaza. Yet its true impact goes far beyond visual appeal. When guided by thoughtful design, public art doesn’t just fill a space; it redefines it, shaping how people move, interact, and emotionally connect with their…
Whenever I visit museums, I always enjoy looking at the artworks, of course. But sometimes, I wish I could bring home a replica or even just a postcard or sticker to commemorate it and have a piece of it with me. Not all of them have something accessible like that, though. This new collaboration between…
When you think of Renaissance-inspired fashion, images of rich velvets, intricate lace, and elaborate headpieces likely come to mind. But Dutch artist and designer Suzanne Jongmans is challenging these expectations in imaginative ways. Rather than using traditional textiles, Jongmans crafts her historically inspired costumes out of recycled materials such as packaging foam, plastic sheets, and…
Technology has finally learned to be beautiful. Gone are the days when cutting-edge gadgets meant ugly black boxes cluttering our carefully curated homes. Today’s most compelling devices disguise their intelligence behind gorgeous materials, sculptural forms, and craftsmanship that rivals museum pieces. These are no longer just functional tools. The smartest designers now understand that true…
There’s something deeply satisfying about finding the perfect piece of art for your living room. That moment when you discover a painting that not only complements your space but somehow captures the mood you’ve been trying to create. The AuraFrame takes that familiar experience and adds an unexpected twist that makes you reconsider what a…
Most furniture sits quietly in corners, serving its single purpose without complaint or surprise. We’ve grown accustomed to desks that are just desks, tables that are just tables. Michael Jantzen’s Interactive Transformation Table challenges this static relationship entirely, proving that functional objects can be sources of genuine delight and creative engagement. At first glance, the…
A new chapter in contemporary design has arrived with IMMATERIAL 0001, a bench created from the unexpected partnership of Jacques Cartier Studio, ANAGRAM and Vestre. Debuting at Paris Fashion Week, this piece is more than just a place to sit. It is a bold statement blending innovation, craftsmanship and conceptual artistry, born from the merging…