An Aussie expat drops the needle on tactile, multi-hued wall art.

Over the course of three days, attendees of Dwell on Design L.A. will be able to observe the knit graffiti collaborative Yarn...

The too-cool cookware brand delves into the world of sustainable, affordable kitchen linens.

For fans of Parachute, the wait is over.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has granted Apple a new patent for “Fabric” that could be applied to clothing, furniture,...

Eye-catching patterns, colors, and handcraft in the brand’s latest soft goods will dress up your windows.

From IKEA to Emeco, a growing number of businesses are slashing waste by putting it straight back into production.

It can be a challenge to sift through the trendy mattress companies popping up today—luckily for you, we’ve looked into the most...

Following a stroke of inspiration, Rebecca Atwood translated an offhand painting exercise into a new line of fabrics.

Johnsen Schmaling Architects design a linear residence recalling the path of ancient glaciers on the Kettle Moraine.

We chat with the masterful weaver, textile designer, and gardener whose global aesthetic continues to reverberate and influence...

First, ditch the white tablecloth.

In her mid-twenties, Mimi Jung quit her job as a graphic designer to start her own creative studio under the name Brook&Lyn.

These fiercely talented and visionary artists will have you rethinking fiber art.

The Rhode Island designer creates experimental pieces and reconfigurable furniture.

Midcentury architect Alden B. Dow was known for many things—midwestern modern style, the internationally recognized John Whitman...

Merging material research and the art of industrial design unleashes the possibilities for striking outdoor furniture.

Revival Rugs cofounder Ben Hyman shares his expertise on the different types of Moroccan rugs—and how to show them love once...

These pearls of wisdom are lessons for life and design.

After being postponed last year, the Milan Furniture Fair returns with human connection at its material core.

Jenny Wu, a partner at Oyler Wu Collaborative, documents the process from design through fabrication of their latest...

While the papa-san chair adds little to an interior besides nostalgic references to college crashpads, it's still a comfortable...

I was in New York earlier this week, and stopped into the very charming and hip Bond St. bistro The Smile for lunch.

Anyone who names his or her company after backyard wildlife has got to be a good egg.

Among the kitchens, prefab units, demonstrations, and presentation stages at Dwell on Design 2013, first-time exhibitor Brook&Lyn...

This miniature yarn-making tool was given to her by a weaving center she works with in India, which uses full-size versions to...

While wood floors are generally more elegant than carpeting, rugs and textiles can bring warmth and texture to otherwise hard and...

After the major craft retailer’s recent bankruptcy filing, I hurried to the store’s nearest location to assess the vibes—and the...

One of our new favorite product lines spotted at this year's ICFF is from Spanish company Teixidors, a small-scale textile maker...

Anonymous mass production is losing its mass-market appeal, and there’s a growing movement toward owning things that have origins...

Handmade goods, or kits to create their own, for the giftee who wants their wares to be unique.

The chests full of French yarn, a German tape recorder, and other objects speak to a time when sourcing Western products from...

What began as a chat over a beer about how great mid-century architects looked in their sharp shirts and bow ties has finally...

Spanish rug and textile designer Nani Marquina, whose idyllic Ibiza weekend house we featured in Dwell's July/August 2012...

When I first stumbled upon designer Nathan Vincent's work, I immediately knew I'd found something unique.