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Soho House opens its doors to a new Soho Home Studio in Nashville, marking the fifth Soho Home location in the US. Located inside Soho House Nashville, the space accommodates the growing demand for Soho Home design in the up-and-coming Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, a creative hub in the city with a growing number of art galleries, studios and local design shops converted from former industrial warehouses.
A new wave of playful, hyper-saturated design is emerging across furniture, art, and interiors—marked by whimsical forms, nostalgic textures, and surreal, dopamine-charged aesthetics. From Frieze to Milan Design Week, this movement signals a rejection of austerity and an embrace of joyful excess.
Eichholtz Los Angeles is now open to the public. With their first West Coast flagship, LA native designer Ryan Saghian and celebrated European brand Eichholtz team up for a new standard of luxury.
We are experiencing a crisis in creativity — a crisis not from a lack of imagination but one brought on by how we run our businesses, according to “The Creative Unflattening,” new white paper from Future Snoops.
Discover the cutting-edge innovations and design collaborations featured at Milan Design Week 2025, from groundbreaking 3D printing by SEKISAI to bold new collections by Giorgetti, IKEA, and emerging talents like Lucas Zito and Jialun Xiong. With immersive installations, unique furniture pieces, and thought-provoking exhibitions, this year’s event is an essential experience for design enthusiasts. Don’t miss the must-see collections and transformative designs from iconic brands like Serip, Draga & Aurel, and more.
Nathan Anthony Furniture, the Los Angeles-based upholstery design studio, announces its first time exhibiting at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), located at New York’s Javits Convention Center, booth #1208, May 18-20.
Daun Curry Studio’s renovated office in New York’s NoHo neighborhood navigates the delicate balance between an interior designer’s need for a professional workspace and the desire for a home-like atmosphere. In collaboration with Room & Board for Business, the space strikes a unique chord—functional yet warm, creative yet practical—questioning where that line should be drawn in the design of an interior designer’s office.
The Vacation Rental Design Summit is returning for its third year with an exciting new format! Scheduled for June 23–27, 2025, the Summit, branded as “Summer Escape,” promises deeper learning opportunities, luxury vacation rental design insights, and a retreat-like vibe. In this exclusive Q&A, co-founder Jessica Duce offers a sneak peek into the evolving expectations of both guests and real estate owners in the short-term rental market, the latest design trends, and how technology is shaping the industry. This year’s Summit is a must-attend for interior designers, real estate professionals, and developers in the short-term rental space.
The surfacing leader identifies five trends that will define the coming years and shares insights and inspiration from some of the world’s top designers and architects pushing the industry forward
How can you tell a home’s interior was designed by an architect? What is the tell – if there is one? That was the central question we posed to accomplished architectural designers across the country.