Interior Design
Lauren Rottet debuted a new furniture collaboration with Italian luxury brand Turri during Milan Design Week. The “Weaving the World” exhibition showcased artisan-made pieces, including the James Desk, Split Face planters, and other works blending organic forms with refined design.
The competition celebrates innovative and forward-thinking designs that honor the city’s rich architectural heritage while envisioning a more resilient and sustainable future.
Wild Palace, the Scandinavian direct-to-consumer interior design brand, today announces its official launch. The brand brings premium, sustainable wallpaper to homeowners worldwide, shipped directly with no middlemen. Produced in a leading Swedish factory with over a century of wallpaper expertise, Wild Palace combines heritage and craftsmanship with modern digital printing technology. Wild Palace uses carefully sourced, FSC-certified materials to offer a truly eco-friendly alternative—100% PVC and vinyl free.
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.
Exclusive Consumer Insights Now research shows new homeowners are more likely than other consumers to seek a designer’s help — and they are very interested in the idea of financing specifically for design projects.
The American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has released a new research report aimed at…
The Virtual AI Design Tech Summit is set to take place on April 4th, 2025, where industry professionals will explore cutting-edge AI tools that are transforming the world of design. Hosted by Jenna Gaidusek, this summit will teach designers, architects, and manufacturers how to integrate AI into their workflows, boost creativity, and improve business operations. Learn about generative AI, 3D modeling, AR demonstrations, and more. Don’t miss out on the future of design!
Kelly Zerbini, the new Principal at Dunnam Zerbini Design, discusses her journey from mentee to partner, her design philosophy, and how she plans to carry the firm’s storied legacy into the future. Learn how tradition, innovation, and collaboration define the firm’s vision moving forward.
Just days after the fires began, Hunter and his team launched into action to create LA CAN DO (Los Angeles Creatives Aid in Natural Disasters Organization), a non-profit aimed at helping California wildfire survivors rebuild their lives and homes.
The Lone Fox has partnered with Joon Loloi to launch a timeless collection of rugs and throw pillows that blend vintage charm with contemporary design. Featuring elements like distressed checkered patterns, 18th-century French tapestry inspiration, and nature-inspired florals, this collection fits perfectly within today’s top interior design trends. Available starting February 24, the collection also includes a charitable element, donating part of proceeds to wildfire relief in Los Angeles.