14 Jun Obama Presidential Center/Wallpaper
People generally have one question for architects Tod Williams and Billie Tsien when they find out the duo designed the new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago: How involved was the...
28 May VRAM new collection/Galerie
Bergdorf Goodman’s jewelry windows will soon be styled with exquisite sculptural pieces from Vram Minassian’s Moment V jewelry collection. Moment V follows four earlier chapters in the designer’s “Continuum,” a...
27 May Osanna Visconti maker profile/Galerie
At her current exhibition at Maison Gerard in New York, Osanna Visconti runs her hand along a cast-bronze bamboo screen, pointing out the irregularities she had intentionally preserved because they...
26 May Marcel restaurant/Wallpaper
‘Institutional restaurants are not generally considered places that are very sensory, romantic and interesting. They tend to be a very intentional sidebar to what is the main focus, which is...
22 May Ray Griffiths profile/JCK
“When I started my career, I wanted all gemstones to be perfect,” says Ray Griffiths. “And the older I get, the more I want to see nature and the more I...
Casey McCafferty maker profile/Galerie
Casey McCafferty has carved out a place for himself in a corner of design where furniture, sculpture, and craft intersect. While the majority of his pieces are functional, many don’t...
02 May Steven Edwards maker profile/Galerie
Many who encounter Steven Edwards’s works for the first time presume that they’re edible. The ceramic artist’s pastel pieces can resemble saltwater taffy that’s been stretched and twisted into an...
22 Apr Polish Modernism/The New York Times
“Polish Modernism: A Struggle for Beauty” examines modernism through the lens of Poland’s 20th-century history. Presented by the Visteria Foundation, a nonprofit organization that promotes Polish art, craftsmanship and design,...
Andrea Santamarina new works/The New York Times
Wafting from Andrea Santamarina’s trio of giant ceramic perfume bottles are memories of classic fragrances. Titled “Decadence,” the project, according to Ms. Santamarina, a Madrid-based designer and food art historian,...
Medusa by Carlo Nason/The New York Times
Medusa, a lamp designed in the 1960s by Carlo Nason of Italy, has been brought back into production by Established & Sons and is making its debut at the Salone...