As more money flows into the medium, professionally designed sets that mimic domestic backdrops have become the go-to ingredient for keeping things candid.
The material can discolor and is hard to patch. We spoke with architects who used it in projects covered by Dwell to find out how theyâre looking now.
With no need for mulch or fertilizer and fewer weeds, the technique is a no-brainer for many gardeners. Here, three experts tell us how to get started.
Trees in bloom inspired Chengdu, China, designer Yuxuan Huangâs Dream Catcher Lamp, one of four examples of pieces inspired by nature featured on this yearâs list.
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Designers from this yearâs list are reinterpreting deco geometries with their work, including Eduardo OrĂșe BarcelĂł in Portugal and Zhen Bian and Jaco Qian of Studio Ololoo in...
The cherry dimmer switch on a lamp by New Yorkâs Bechara Maalouf is just one example of novel ornamentation that appears in the work of this yearâs appointees.
At New Yorkâs annual International Contemporary Furniture Fair, the WantedDesign sectionâs Launch Pad competition recognizes two emerging designersâone for furniture and home...