Architectural Digest
The ugly tube lights are off and an exquisite lighting plan is in place. Kanchan Puri of KSA Lighting Designers shares how this mammoth task came to fruition Read More
Dezzeen
London-based designer Yinka Ilori is transforming 18 pedestrian crossings for this year's London Design Festival, using vibrant bands of colour. Read More
It's Nice That
Palestinian and Israeli-based multidisciplinary designer Nawal Arafat creates graphics that bridge gaps in cultural communication. Read More
Architectural Digest
In the spirit of the Pride Month, we decided to take a look at individuals from the field who are forwarding the cause of design and their community Read More
Fast Company
How Lisa Smith turned the world off of minimalism and changed the design landscape.
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Architectural Digest
Rajasthan: A two–hundred–year–old haveli gloriously restored by Italian designer Maria Grazia Baldan
With the help of Belgian architect Philippe de Villegas, Baldan has saved splendid Deeppura Garh from ruin with refined interiors and the perfect patina Read More
Stir World
The Stockholm-based creator tells STIR how designers can make products that challenge the status quo, and why there is nothing more important than being crazy. Read More
How a design legend dealt with rejection? Read More
Dezeen
Nicholas Fox Weber, a longtime friend of Josef and Anni Albers and executive director of their foundation, has authored a visual biography of the renowned Bauhaus couple and their work. Here he discusses six of the most interesting projects from the book. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
A new monograph brings the designer's work across graphic design, painting, collage, and teaching to a new audience. Read More
Designboom
Under the creative direction of Demna Gvasalia, fashion powerhouse Balenciaga has been delivering quite controversial shoe designs — remember these crocs? Read More
Stir World
The Netina collection by the Israeli designer comprises shoes that hold everyday objects, which are meant to be lent or shared with others. Read More