With a penchant for all things print, Julian Montague has built up an impressive collection of work including most recently his...

Saul Bass helped define the visual culture of the 1950s—most notably through creating memorable movie posters that are still...

On a sloped plot in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, an almost 100-year-old anonymous bungalow was rendered in pink,...

Orla Kiely furnishes her renovated Victorian house with her signature prints.

Textile designer Kim Hall and printmaker Justin Hardison create whimsical wallpapers and other prints inspired by their childhood...

A lengthy trail of research leads a young couple to conclude that their circa-1940s Silver Lake home is quite possibly a rare...

A fashion label founder refuses to hide the rough side of her Brooklyn apartment, exposing pipes, columns, vents, and more.

Oni Lazarus of AO Studio commissions Cover to add a svelte prefab rental unit to the backyard of her Los Angeles home.

Lighting designer James Dieter’s work is bred from a desire for material and technical exploration—with inspiration sourced from...

For his top-floor apartment, Aldo Cibic draws inspiration from the city’s history as a colorful east-west crossroads.

Every detail has been carefully considered in this three-bedroom home—and it comes complete with a bonus rooftop garden.

Inspired by their favorite day of the week, Saturday Green is a female-led collective of textile designers who recently launched...

Led by Adam Manjiro Lesser, this small shop in Brooklyn is handcrafting fine furniture with repurposed materials and sleek...

Furniture designer Simon Johns channels the spirit of his wild surroundings in rural Quebec into pieces with raw characteristics...

Québec-based furniture designer Kino Guérin uses a pressure vacuum to create curvaceous collections of bentwood furniture.

J McDonald’s otherworldly furniture and sculptures are inspired by the tensions, contrasts, dissonances, and harmonies between...

With his Brooklyn studio, Ian Love produces collections of furniture, lighting, and other objects—all made from logs salvaged by...

Designer Barbara Hill transformed the derelict building into a sophisticated and slightly rough-around-the-edges retreat.

At Round Edge House in Ramat Hasharon, a drilled concrete wall creates a privacy screen—plus extra material used as pavers in the...

Weaver and textile artist Hiroko Takeda keeps a studio on the ninth floor of an old industrial building in downtown Brooklyn,...

The light box also features well-placed windows that keep temperatures in check and views unobstructed.

Park City Design + Build creates an indoor/outdoor, energy-efficient home for a Danish interior designer and her family.

A renovated, 19th-century apartment in Montmartre features a multifunctional partition, natural light, and a dose of color.

Kedem Shinar Design & Architecture borrows from the world of graphic design to update this 1960s unit.

Interior designer Ginger Lunt revives a 1954 residence that she fell in love with as a young girl growing up in the tropical...

From flat to physical, Kristina Krogh masters every dimension.

A nod to the past, the contemporary country escape by Mapa Architects is surprisingly close to São Paulo’s hustle and bustle.

Designer Julie Crosby and a team of collaborators transform a rundown property near Southern California’s coastline.

The Slow offers much more than boutique accommodations, steeping guests in a curated experience that blends art across several...

The founder of Chris Pardo Design creates a midcentury retreat in St. Croix—nearly three decades after becoming enamored with the...

The reigning couple of colorful design complement their pastel-meets-neon palette with a new take on texture.

“Finn Juhl: Life, Work, World” is more than a coffee table book.

Lighting designer Zac Ridgely creates sculptural fixtures out of unexpected materials—from crushed glass and spun steel to golden...

An enterprising duo mines their respective creative and business backgrounds to create a furniture collection with French roots...

Discover fairs, programs, and fellowships geared for young designers to gain visibility and experience.

For her cheerful, butterfly-roofed house, designer Susie St. John thinks ahead with an entry ramp and wheelchair-accessible halls...