With that in mind, we’ve gathered gifts that offer more than good looks. Think everyday essentials with clever design ...
From playful home accessories to useful objects with a creative twist, these gifts under $25 prove that thoughtful design can come in surprisingly small packages. A single stem gets a colorful upgrade ...
The latest iteration of the brand’s flagship robot vacuum and mop introduces a white finish designed to complement lighter ...
In Florence, the past is never far from the present, but designing within a centuries-old palazzo requires more than an ...
Constructed in 1908 by government architect Keijiro Yamashita, the landmark Nara Prison is the only complex among Japan’s monumental “Five Great Prisons of Meiji” to survive almost entirely intact.
“Architecture is part of our everyday lives, and we should treat it as such,” says Boris Kuzinez, founder of Five Points Development Group, who worked closely with the design teams throughout the ...
“As we approach Kindle’s 20th year, we’ve been thinking about how we continue to make a product people already love meaningfully better,” says Chris Green, VP of design at Amazon. “Using learnings ...
Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Twitter Share via Email The headquarters was significant before anyone stepped inside. Publisher John H. Johnson had faced resistance from real estate ...
A vacation home overlooking the water sounds relaxing enough. But for architect and interior designer Mohamed Alqari, the view from this Bahrain Bay apartment was only a starting point. Inside the ...
Church Edit‘s new headquarters sits directly on the Los Angeles River in Frogtown, with access to the river bike path from the property. The roughly 3,000-square-foot space occupies a building that ...
Most home renovations begin with a brief. However, this 1955 Paul Rudolph original, located in Delray Beach, Florida, began with a discovery. When Nina and Michael Marco of Casa de Marco Design ...
Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Twitter Share via Email When Hannah Buechler was 13 years old, she spent hours in her mother’s garage, happily painting with her hands and making a mess.