Jamie Chung

The artist-designer uses “all sorts of weird objects” as improvised tools for his creations.

The wooden object the Not Work Related founder purchased at a studio sale could have been anything.

Did you know there’s a rule of threes for lighting too?

Chelsea Minola, founder of design studio Grain, keeps the remnants as a reminder of time spent with her family and the future she...

After discovering the sustainable art of kokeshi, Kazuki Guzmán worked it into his own design practice—and began sharing it with...

Liz Lambert reflects on a set of three orbs given to her by her inspiring brother.

The founder of Brooklyn catering company Day Into Night tells us why she’s always reaching for her grandmother’s serving spoon.

The co-curator of a museum exhibit about how we design for the experience of reproduction highlights a historic breast pump she...

We gathered a list of new gadgetry for growing families and organized it around common threads—from security to creativity.

A new wave of devices proposes to improve how kids experience the world, striving to support everything from sleep quality to...

Also hear from Priya Patel and Esther Beke of Brooklyn-based interior design firm 4|MATIV, who are on a mission to make school...

And—on the product front—new conduits of communication and emotional intelligence are designed to make kids feel closer at a time...

Plus, check out the best new products focused on inspiring creativity in children—from storytelling and bot building to music...

These technology companies have developed new gadgetry for the body and the mind—from eating well with ease to learning to...

Cornelius shares how the lived-in beauty of his great-grandfather’s work gloves provide ongoing inspiration for how to bring...

Architects Daniel Moreno Flores and Marie Combette describe how the city’s young designers use traditional knowledge and regional...

The lighting designer—and one of this year’s Dwell 24—shares why he hunted down the quintessential director’s chair.

Designers at the center of five emerging creative scenes tell us why their city should be on your radar right now—and, hopefully...

The Egg Collective cofounder explains how the paperweight from Werkstätte Carl Auböck has come to symbolize collaboration.

From backyard campouts to intimate weddings, here’s everything you need to host the perfect warm-weather event.

The designer explains how for him, the wooden tiger head–turned–plant holder signifies life’s fateful coincidences.

In Stone Age tools, architect Craig Dykers sees a bridge from humanity’s ancient past to our high-tech present.

Switkin recalls 25 years’ worth of memories from a memento box that never leaves her deskside.

Our annual overview features the top companies and pioneering designers who are pushing the limits.

The architect shares why he believes there’s beauty and a lesson for today in a centuries-old craft.

French Paper, a sixth-generation business in Michigan, endures in the digital age.

A family-run workshop in northern Italy details the making of a popular Foscarini light fixture.

At the decades-old tile company in Aromas, California, everything is made to order and produced meticulously by hand.

At one of the last American glass factories of its kind, everything is made in-house—from the tools to the electricity.

The Japanese-American artist, furniture designer, and landscape architect’s massively popular Akari collection is a bridge...