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Projects
Kalon Studios Debuts Los Angeles Showroom
The L.A.-based furniture and home goods brand showcases its collections in a live/work setting surrounded by works from fellow local creatives.
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Projects
Fritz Hansen’s Entire Office is Now a Showroom
The Danish furniture manufacturer has upgraded its office into a welcoming space for their 6,000 annual visitors.
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Products
New Talent: MUT Design Creates Furniture That Merges Play and Function
The Valencia, Spain-based studio brought a distinctly Mediterranean style to this year's Das Haus, which artfully launched a wide array of their furnishings.
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Viewpoints
An Upcoming Show in New York Shines a Light on Eileen Gray
Eileen Gray at the Bard Graduate Center reveals there’s much still left to be said about the mother of Modernism.
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Viewpoints
A New Show at Friedman Benda Challenges Viewers to Redefine the Meaning of Comfort
Organized by Omar Sosa, the exhibition leans on the idea that comfort is relative, socially constructed—and often, exclusive.
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Viewpoints
Capturing the Design Spirit of Gen X
The exhibition An Accelerated Culture at Friedman Benda explores the shared ideas and narratives of Gen X designers, from Konstantin Grcic to Michael Anastassiades, Julia Lohmann, and more.
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Products
Knoll Luxe’s New Fashion-Inspired Textile Line Pushes the Limits of Manufacturing
One upholstery textile in the collection, All Star, is an homage to the spattered-paint look that's cropping up in recent designs by high-fashion houses Maison Margiela and Gucci.
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Products
Allsteel’s Park Collection Combines Coziness with Low-Tech Flexible Design
A collaboration with Norm Architects, the workplace-focused collection unites Allsteel’s experience in manufacturing with Norm’s expertise in crafting wooden furniture.
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Profiles
Design Duo Yabu Pushelberg on the Bizarre Beauty of their Favorite Klaus Nienkämper Chair
The Toronto and New York-based designers reflect on a Nienkämper-designed 70s-era chair that they just couldn't get out of their heads.
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Products
Designer Johan Lindstén’s Wild Take on Embroidery for Cappellini
The Swedish designer relied on old school handicraft methods to create an utterly unique new chair for the Italian furniture manufacturer.
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Profiles
Minnesota Design: Jonathan Muecke Blurs the Lines Between Art, Furniture, and Architecture
Jonathan Muecke, who often experiments with composite materials, is one of three experimental design practices that are putting the Twin Cities on the map.
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Viewpoints
By Embracing New Talent and a Bold Vision, Dan Chong Transformed Legacy Furniture Manufacturer HBF
Within one year, Chong masterminded the development of ten contemporary furniture collections, all crafted by established and emerging designers.
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Viewpoints
Hugh Hefner’s Surprising Architectural Legacy
The controversial Playboy founder democratized high design, argues architectural historian Beatriz Colomina.
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Products
How Barber Osgerby Designed the Tip Ton Chair for Vitra
In the new book "Barber Osgerby Projects," the design firm delves into several of its iconic works, from the Tip Ton Chair to the 2012 London Summer Olympics torch.
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Products
Alfresco Tech: Outdoor Furniture Embraces New Materials and Methods
Why not 3D-knit a nylon chair? Designers today are applying a wide range of new technologies and materials to outdoor products.