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The Curators and Dealers Making the Next Generation of Design Stars in America
From an eccentric gallery in Marfa to a co-op for Black and brown creatives in Chicago, these tastemakers are in the business of...
Have We Finally Moved On From the Pandemic’s “It” Sofa?
Possibly no piece of furniture will be lusted over like the Togo was the past five years.
From Cheap Souvenirs to Handmade Ceramics: What Happens When Copyright Runs Out
Frida Kahlo has a new line of rugs. East Fork made a collection with Henri Matisse’s art.
How Coveted Midcentury Furniture Is Getting Way More Coppable
You might not need to scour auction sites for that rare item—new licensed productions from famous designers are making it easier...
How Modular Sofas Became the Ultimate Furniture Flex
Early styles were a little stiff. The ’70s gave us objets d’art.
Donald Judd’s Influence Is Way Bigger Than Kim Kardashian
The lawsuit over her dubious dining set illuminates a growing problem in furniture design: everyone wants the real thing, but...
Why Are These Sleek Shelving Systems From the ’60s Suddenly Everywhere?
Tired of entry-level “blandinavian” furnishings, young creatives are investing in USM Modular Furniture’s Haller pieces as the...
Alvar Aalto’s Stool 60 Is Everywhere—But It Has Always Stood on Its Own
It's the 90th anniversary of an object that proved natural forms can still be rational and modern.
Why Do Homes by Modern Masters Keep Getting Torn Down?
We covet his chairs, but Marcel Breuer's summer house in Massachusetts may be doomed—and it's not the only one under threat as...