Design Miami returned to Pride Park in December with its biggest edition to date – more than 80 exhibitors gathered under the curatorial theme “Make. Believe.”. It was the perfect rallying cry for a city with an uninhibited disposition, and where design is part of its aesthetics. Visitors to the 20th anniversary of the fair… Continue reading Design Miami – Celebration of “Make. Believe.”
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GROHE SPA × Buster + Punch: Light and Water Collaboration
GROHE SPA × Buster + Punch collaboration harmonizes water, light, and touch to create effortless and cohesive bathroom spaces. The partnership brought together two prominent design leaders: GROHE SPA, a division of LIXIL, a global leader in housing and building materials products and services, and Buster + Punch, a London-based design firm renowned for transforming… Continue reading GROHE SPA × Buster + Punch: Light and Water Collaboration
BDNY 2025: The Future of Hospitality Design
Hospitality was in full focus at Boutique Design New York (BDNY) 2025, held at the Javits Center on November 9-10. The show cemented its status as the premier trade fair for the boutique hospitality industry, particularly this year due to the unusually long lines to access the exhibition floors. BDNY 2025 brought together a diverse… Continue reading BDNY 2025: The Future of Hospitality Design
Quarter Century Style and Design
Quarter-Century of style and design took center stage at D&D Fall Market 2025 edition. The Decoration & Design (D&D) Building’s Fall Market returned for two days of inspired and inspiring design in New York City. Dubbed “Quarter-Century Style,” this year’s theme commemorated the 21st century’s milestone anniversary by reflecting on the past and looking ahead… Continue reading Quarter Century Style and Design
Where To Look For Interior Design
Designers looking for the latest findings for interior design know to make the D&D Building one of their first stops. This past market had tried and true products from companies such as Orche, Kettal, Holly Hunt and David Sutherland along with new showings by Fillipo Uecher and Carini Carpets. There was a variety of inspiration… Continue reading Where To Look For Interior Design
Japanese Art at Onishi Gallery
Japanese art is the highlight in the 1,200 sq ft historic Sidney Ripley mansion in New York City on the Upper Eastside. The new location of the Onishi Gallery may be small, but it’s outsized examples of fine Japanese art and craftsmanship more than fills the space. Exhibition The Spirit of Noto: Urushi Artists of… Continue reading Japanese Art at Onishi Gallery
Art At Tiffany
There was more than fine silverware, table settings and jewelry this spring at Tiffany & Co.’s Landmark, the brand’s iconic Fifth Avenue New York City store. Art at Tiffany was in full bloom with many fine pieces chosen from Peter Marino’s Art Foundation in Southampton. The legendary and famously black leather-clad interior designer and architect pulled… Continue reading Art At Tiffany
Casa Brasil in SoHo New York
Casa Brasil exhibition in SoHo, New York this month brought together some of the finest artisans and designers from Brazil. To much acclaim they were able to highlight their creativity, culture and craftsmanship in the various pieces on display. The exhibit had furniture and home decor pieces from 20+ companies and 22 Brazilian designers. Many… Continue reading Casa Brasil in SoHo New York
ICFF x WantedDesign Manhattan
ICFF x WantedDesign Manhattan show in New York this week featured over 300 established and emerging design brands from more than 25 countries at the Javits Convention Center. The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), is North America’s leading show for contemporary furnishing design, with an emphasis on original and sustainable products. WantedDesign Manhattan is dedicated… Continue reading ICFF x WantedDesign Manhattan
In America: A Lexicon Of Fashion
The Costume Institute’s In America: A Lexicon of Fashion at The Metropolitan Museum of Art features about 100 men’s and women’s ensembles by a diverse range of American designers from the 1940s to the present. Featured image: Gypsy Sport – top synthetic plain weave embroidered with cotton thread; shorts of cotton and synthetic plain weave.
