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Adrian Madlener
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Maison & Objet Celebrates Independent Talent Navigating the New “Meta-Sensitive” World
For its second 2022 showing, the major Parisian trade show was awash in bold colors, playful patterns, and seamless digital integration.
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Viewpoints
Paris Design Week Put Purpose-Driven Newcomers Front and Center
From established brands and galleries to emerging talents, the city-wide event brought together French and international exhibitors with new perspectives on the design industry.
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Projects
Only If Architecture Designs a New Look for Brooklyn Infill
The Bedford Stuyvesant home makes the most of its narrow floor plate with clever, contemporary solutions.
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Profiles
Dutch Designer Marjan van Aubel’s Solar Revolution
Through a new biennale, an encyclopedic book, and a traveling public installation she aims to reveal the full potential of solar design.
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Projects
In Brooklyn’s Tallest Office Tower One Floor Offers a New Way to Work
The designers of One Willoughby Square aim to attract tenants that have embraced hybrid work with a hospitality space that’s accessible to the whole building.
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Projects
A Bao Eatery in Valencia Turns the Nautical Theme on its Head
Local firm Clap Studio helps a home food delivery company put down roots with bold geometry and graphical details.
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Projects
Central London’s Latest Office Block Redefines Adaptive Reuse
General Projects and Formafantasma transform a former gin distillery into a future-proof workplace championing a new form of sustainability and reuse.
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Projects
Orior Opens its SoHo Flagship with Nods to its Irish Roots
A furniture brand comes into its own with a new showroom that expresses its eclectic aesthetic and commitment to artisanal traditions.
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Viewpoints
Green Design Makes a Strong Showing at Milan Design Week 2022
From symposiums to new product launches, the world’s preeminent design event puts circularity and reduced carbon emissions front and center.
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Projects
Statement-Piece Showrooms Make their Official Debut During NYCxDESIGN
Three industry-leading design brands take on the new retail landscape with distinct and innovative showroom concepts.
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Profiles
Future100: Polina Kulikova Explores the Emotional and Social Dimensions of Architecture
Through various visual media, this undergraduate architecture student draws from both Russian Constructivism and her personal lineages.
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Viewpoints
Vitra Design Museum Explores Design’s Complicated Relationship with Plastic
Plastic. Remaking Our World surveys the past and future of the controversial material.
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Profiles
Future100: Meimei Yang Draws on the Visual Arts
Interior designer Meimei Yang imagines bespoke environments steeped in universal narratives.
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Products
Maison&Objet Returned in Full Force
Welcoming back a record number of international exhibitors and visitors, Paris’s staple furniture and decor showcase championed luxury, craft, and technology. Here are the highlights.
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Profiles
For Multidisciplinary Designer Bradley Bowers, Design is Boundless
With a fiercely independent art and design practice, Bradley Bowers sets an example for a more interdisciplinary design industry.
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Products
Salone del Mobile Doubles Down on its Commitment to Sustainability
For its 60th edition, the world’s largest design fair hopes to set an example by using carefully sourced materials and establishing strict exhibitor guidelines.
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Products
Sculptural Lighting Is Having a Moment
Taking advantage of the latest technologies, unconventional lighting design is captivating collectors in search of personal expression. Here's a sampling of fixtures on view in New York and London.
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Projects
Columbia’s New Business School Favors Context and Well-Being Over Ostentation
Breaking the mold, Diller Scofidio + Renfro and FXCollaborative complete a future-proof complex within Columbia University’s new Manhattanville Campus.
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Viewpoints
A Tomás Saraceno Retrospective at The Shed Questions Human’s Relationship with Nature
Five years in the making, the multisensorial exhibition includes various ecologically-minded projects and a 95-foot-high interactive installation.