Convertible furniture by Stephen Kenn for Victorinox takes inspiration from the acme of efficiency.

Elevate your IKEA purchases with the help of these up-and-coming design firms.

Relying on local materials, local craftsmen, and the land her family has farmed for over two centuries, a New Yorker rediscovers...

Designed by architects Luis Beltran del Río and Andrew Sosa of local firm Vrtical, the live/work residence uses simple materials...

Two idiosyncratic Andrew Geller structures get a new lease on life as part of a modern-day family compound designed by Hamptons...

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

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

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

Atlanta-based ceramicist Aleisha Ellis’s utilitarian style is inspired by contemporary Japanese work.

The Paris-based duo behind Sabourin Costes create playful designs across creative disciplines including product and furniture...

Like an enthusiastic anatomy professor redecorating her living room, the Texas designer exposes, explodes, and suspends the...

The Chicago-based designer is using his Japanese heritage to reimagine hammers and mallets.

The Vancouver-based designer is gaining attention with his folded aluminum light fixtures.

The recently graduated designer is making strides with her funky designs—including a coat rack and chairs that evoke the shape of...

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

A pair of Mexico City designers imagine bold dinnerware and furnishings inspired by their culture and current social issues.

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

This third-generation woodworker is challenging the normative conceptual and physical practices of furniture design from his...

Designer-couple James and Chelsea Minola match age-old furniture techniques with modern design ambitions and eco-friendly...

Once a designer-in-residence for Japanese furniture manufacturer Idée, the Chicago-based designer now uses craft and industrial...

The Rhode Island designer creates experimental pieces and reconfigurable furniture.

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

Atlanta-based designers Dana Castle and Michele DeHaven design sculptural porcelain light fixtures and earthenware.

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

Architect Paul Lee and furniture maker Anthony Abbate celebrate the inherent beauty of wood with a humble and timeless collection...

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

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

Baltimore’s Malcolm Majer’s chairs are difficult to categorize and highly expressive—all jutting angles and shifting colors.

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

Prolific design duo Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec are launching a slew of products at this year's Salone del Mobile fair.

Stuart Piercy, Guan Lee, and Karim Chaya’s tiles celebrate the beauty of imperfections.

True to its name, UTIL creates practical (and beautiful) metal furniture that's built to last.

Mexico City designers Edgar Tapia and Emmanuel Aguilar craft a range of simple yet colorful furniture and home accessories.

The friends behind this design studio rely on the “magic” of their collective to make beautiful (and practical) objects.

The Monterrey, Mexico-based design studio offers a fresh interpretation of a classic outdoor chair, to delightful results.

For Ann Edgerton and Megan Carney, the most rewarding part of the design process is collaboration.