“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,...
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, 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...
Kelly Wearstler is making her Milan Design Week debut this year, not, as might be expected, with a luxury brand or a prestigious design gallery, but with the home-goods division...
Kohler is introducing just one product at Milan Design Week: a copper-clad version of its Reverie cast-iron bathtub. But it has created an immersive installation to launch it, in collaboration...
Ear cuffs are having a moment. Perhaps you saw Colman Domingo at the Met Gala last year, sporting a dramatic Boucheron climber. Or the surreal hand-shaped Schiaparelli cuffs recently sported...
Maarten Vrolijk likes to say that he’s not a glassmaker, a ceramicist, or a textile designer; instead, the Amsterdam artist works in all three mediums. His reluctance to identify as...
Sam Klemick didn’t set out to make furniture. For 15 years, she worked in fashion, designing for brands including Rag & Bone and Free People, until the pace and realities...
Each of Aurélie Hoegy’s pieces begins with a structure that no one will ever see. Beneath the looping strands of rattan lies an internal framework of stainless steel and manau...
The latest ceramic sculptures by Paul Briggs use knotted coils that don’t just suggest connection, they physically hold the pieces together. “In this present series, they are doing the work,”...