Nendo cut a thin stainless-steel sheet with a mirror finish into 2,000 rhombus-shaped pieces to construct an "ivy of mirrors."

Starting this week, New York’s Museum of Arts and Design will cede control of its second-floor MADProjects Gallery to Nendo, a...

The renowned Japanese designer discuses furniture, technology, and relishing the small details.

The Japanese studio designs a rolling office fixture for its latest installation.

A new line of furniture by BoConcept and Nendo marries Danish functionality with Japanese whimsy.

The first retrospective of the Japanese studio's work finds a home in Arad's curvilinear museum.

Just because your bathroom might lack space, doesn't mean it has to lack style or functionality.

See highlights from Salone del Mobile and beyond.

A surreal, larger-than-life staircase adds next-level functionality to a home in Minato, Tokyo.

My favorite rooms to design in a home are bathrooms, and spas. I draw inspiration from many different sources.

Tokyo-based design collective Takt Project invites consumers to reimagine products from retailers such as Muji.

This weekend, exhibitions are opening around the world showcasing vertical gardens and living roofs, a $2,500 car, and the best...

At Milan Design Week 2015, experimentation with materials, an ongoing obsession with Memphis, biomorphic forms, and interest in...

In 2013, Salone Satellite—Salone Internazionale del Mobile’s younger companion, for which a jury led by Marva Griffin Wilshire...

A new set of stairs can step up your home design aesthetic or improve safety in a large or small home.

The Salone Internazionale del Mobile di Milano was launched in 1961 as a means to showcase Italian furniture design.

With the Stockholm Furniture Fair and Design Week on, we caught up with one part-time resident of the Swedish capital whose...