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Mexico City is a vibrant hub of culture and creativity and has long been a favorite destination for designers and artists alike. This guide features insights from a range of industry experts, including architect Ike, design publicist and long-time CDMX resident Abby Ellis, interior designer Kerry Vasquez, hospitality firms Woogmaster Studio and Bells & Whistles, and myself, DNN Editor-in-Chief, Courtney Porter. Together, we’ve curated a selection of galleries, shops, stays, sights, and bites to help you navigate this dynamic city. As Design News Now focuses on interiors, we’ll start with a spotlight on the city’s top furniture and collectibles galleries.
As we poured over the submissions for this season’s Las Vegas and Atlanta markets, a couple of contrasting themes emerged: soft, lived-in pieces designed with wellness in mind, and oversized designs featuring crisp lines with an ultra-modern edge.
Any Art Week brings the thrill of discovering the bold and the exquisitely crafted. For designers, architects, and art aficionados alike, it’s a playground where creative boundaries blur, and the lines between traditional fine art, design, and craft dissolve into moments of pure inspiration. This year, I’m offering a personal and admittedly biased perspective, inviting you to see the latest in the art market through an unexpected lens.
Celebrity interior designer Nikki Chu shares her top 20 predictions for the future of kitchens in 2025, including on sustainability, smart technology, and multifunctional spaces, offering a glimpse into the kitchens of 2025.
NMedia’s innovative platform is transforming the furniture industry by extending the traditional trade show experience into a year-round B2B marketplace online. Find out how digital solutions are helping gift, decor and furniture manufacturers streamline operations, automate orders, and integrate seamlessly with e-commerce systems.
What will define interior design in 2025? We share highlights from recent forecasts and see what some designers have to say.
Lighting design is increasingly intertwined with smart home technology, and Kalco Lighting and is navigating this carefully. Their award winning designer, Takayuki Ishii, is focused on blending advanced lighting technology with thoughtful design to meet the shifting demands of both aesthetics and functionality in modern homes.
Want to transform your interior design business in the digital age? Julie Jones breaks down the exact strategies that helped her build a million-follower brand and nationwide design empire, sharing insider tips on leveraging social media, mastering virtual services, and standing out in a competitive market.
Joon Loloi is a second-generation, family-owned home brand offering a broad assortment of high-quality furniture, decor, lighting, art, and textiles designed to help consumers create beautiful, personalized spaces. Born from the 20+ year legacy of Loloi Rugs, Joon Loloi builds on the family’s expertise in home design while expanding into entirely new product categories. The brand offers two distinct pricing tiers, one for consumers and one for trade professionals, with no crossover in products or pricing with Loloi’s traditional trade-focused business model.
The Stone and Maru rugs represent a perfect synthesis of aesthetics and functionality, where luxury is no longer synonymous with opulence but with subtle elegance