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We speak to the architect and educator about how Indigenous culture influences his work, and how empathy can dismantle colonialist approaches to design.

Get that back-to-school feeling, without all the homework.

After moving back home to Abilene, a couple turn to a childhood friend to help them reimagine a 1959 residence in their old neighborhood.

The Scandinavian-inspired prefab—a minimalist design that starts at $179K—is one family’s happy place by the sea.

Gon Architects transform a 323-square-foot urban dwelling owned by a music-loving journalist into a beach-inspired retreat with theatrical details.

Positioned along the Mediterranean, the family home features modernist lines and a living area that connects to a gorgeous backyard.

Norske Mikrohus’s latest project is a 174-square-foot-home that promises to get you closer to nature.

It’s been right in front of us all along, but architect Jane Hall’s latest book makes it abundantly clear: Design as we know it would be nothing without a woman.

Every year, we present the most exciting designers making furniture, lighting, and other objects for your home. Here is this year’s list...

At Blue Green Works, creative director Peter B. Staples creates lighting fixtures inspired by film, architecture, and New York City.

New York–based designer Liam Lee is quickly gaining notice for his vibrant, captivating textile panels.

The furniture designers at Orior are applying a contemporary perspective informed by traditional methods.

At Atra Form Studio in Mexico City, Alexander Diaz Andersson makes globally inspired furniture that pulls from his Swedish-Mexican roots.

Tiffany Loy’s woven art draws from her deep knowledge of traditional techniques across Singapore, England, and Japan.

Studio Beson founder, Gregory Beson, harnesses his early experience as a woodworker to create thoughtful, one-of-a kind furniture.

Mac Collins is a young designer making a big name for himself through his functional furniture and objects that are rooted in the art of storytelling.

K-apostrophe is a collection of made-to-order accessories by Los Angeles–based artist K’era Morgan.

Brussels-based Studio Biskt combines ceramics and industrial design to explore innovative clay creations.

Multidisciplinary artist Llane Alexis utilizes discarded textiles and other materials to create distinctive furniture and home objects.

In North Carolina, Esi Hutchinson creates furniture that is deeply personal and deceptively simple.

With recent work including NFT collectors’ cards and a collaboration with French furniture brand Sifas, Döppel Studio’s body of work defies categorization.

Thabisa Mjo is a Johannesburg lighting designer whose work draws from her South African roots.

Beirut-based designer Richard Yasmine creates furniture and objects inspired by his Lebanese heritage.

At Cassius Castings, founder Thomas Musca makes furniture that pushes the boundaries of concrete.

Joyce Lin is a multidisciplinary designer whose deconstructed objects explore internal structures.

The Paris-based duo behind Sabourin Costes create playful designs across creative disciplines including product and furniture design, interior architecture, and visual...

Once an engineer in South Africa’s mine, Mpho Vackier now applies her pragmatism to designing for her innovative furniture line—TheUrbanative.

For their own home and studio, the founders of Five Oh Five Design revitalized an aging house in the Spanish city of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

The bedding brand with a cult-like following just launched three upholstered bed frames that you can purchase with the click of a button.

Informed by his studies in anthropology, the Austrian designer is making a new for himself in the design world.