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Few creators blend technical precision with artistic vision quite like Paddy Pike. As the founder of Paddy Pike Studio, he has carved out a unique niche in the home furnishings industry, crafting pieces that are both functional marvels and aesthetic triumphs, most recently his innovative floor-to-ceiling Creso rug collection.
Following its successful Tokyo debut at Kudan House in May and fresh off winning the Best Curio Presentation Award at Design Miami.Basel in June, the 2024 edition of Craft x Tech showcases a series of groundbreaking collaborations between six renowned international creators and master artisans from the Tohoku region of Japan.
The new home collection expertly blends interior design and fashion. McGee & Co., the beloved home brand founded by Shea McGee, has teamed up with fashion designer Jessie Randall of Loeffler Randall on an inspired tabletop and home accessories line.
Knoll introduces an archival reissue of the Tugendhat Chair by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, a minimalist design that offers the comfort of a lounge chair in an exquisite, cantilevered form, highlighting Mies’ ability to simultaneously refine and humanize objects and environments.
Discover how Carter Averbeck is revolutionizing luxury interior design with sustainable practices, up-cycled treasures, and a unique approach that blends history with modernity. Explore his journey from childhood resourcefulness to high-end, eco-friendly design.
Candice Quinn of London Pierce Design talks synergy between real estate and design trends, the importance of collaboration with developers on large-scale projects, and the growing influence of technology, sustainability, and wellness for her projects.
The collaboration also introduces 10 stunning carpet styles, each showcasing Missoni’s signature flair and STARK’s meticulous attention to detail.
Hudson Grace announces its inaugural collaboration with none other than renowned actress Diane Keaton. The brand and taste maker came together to create a bold, yet classic home collection that features over 100 pieces.
Researchers at the University of Maryland genetically modified poplar trees to lower their lignin content by 12.8 per cent. Lignin is a key component that makes wood durable but complicates its processing.