Moroccan interiors have long been admired for their warmth, craftsmanship and expressive use of pattern. Traditionally associated with intricate mosaics, carved wood, lanterns and rich color palettes, this style is now being redefined for contemporary homes in a more sophisticated…
Indoor cactus plants are trendy. they are the most sought after these days and are becoming an integral part of modern home decor! Cacti are gaining a cult following as houseplants, thanks to their unique spiny skin and attractive, twisted…
America’s 250th birthday is just around the corner and you can celebrate it in your garden. Did you know that many of our founding fathers, including George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, had gardens on their estates and were deeply invested…
The conventional design market has many steps: galleries, companies, showrooms, retailers, who mark up the products, leaving the designer with far less than what their item sells for. What if one could bypass all these stages? In a report called…
Those who leave the air conditioner on all night in twenty-two degrees almost always do so for the same reason: the fear of waking up in a bath of sweat outweighs the fear of the September bill. Then comes September…
to a friendly relationship with chaos At Raisonné in New York, Emmanuel Boos leads us Noir C’est Noir as it presents its crew of mischievous pottery collaborators. The tables, stools, vases, and bricks assembled for his first US solo show…
Courtesy of ALCOVA Recess headed for Mexico City. The independent design platform has announced its first edition in Latin America, which will take place during Art Week in February 2027. The move marks the next step in Alcova’s international expansion…
Architecture has long shaped the way we move through cities. This summer in Philadelphia, he’s also shaping the way people listen. From July 1, its historic facade Village of Industry & Art (VIA) at 320 South Broad Street will become…
The bathroom is one of the most used rooms in the house and, at the same time, one of those that most easily conveys a feeling of disarray even when it is perfectly clean. It’s not just a matter of…
QSTN?MRK Turns One Dollar Bills into Participatory Art Last Dollar is a collaborative, live work of art which takes the form of a growing pile of US one dollar bills. Created by art collective QSTN?MRK, an internet controlled ATM dispenses…
