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Mitzi continues its Tastemakers series with Mitzi/Ariel Okin,
which serves as the designer’s first exploration into lighting.
Ariel’s love of clean lines, texture and patterns can be seen
across the fixtures, as well as less traditional design details,
such as Fifi’s scallop detailing.
The Oblique collection, designed by British creator Matthew Hilton, captures the most
contemporary conceptualization of the tradition of overlaying rugs. This proposal is
achieved through the juxtaposition of oblique figures, resulting in a contrivance of
monochromatic volumes.
Luxury home furnishings brand South + English is debuting two new programs at the ends…
There’s a lot of movement — literally — in seating being introduced at this spring’s…
Four Hands, which sources products from manufacturing partners around the globe, is debuting its Crafted…
Paint and wallpaper maker Farrow & Ball is unveiling what it calls “its most revolutionary…
At this month’s High Point Market, Alfredo Paredes is expanding the line of seating and…
From design focal points to decor perfect for layering, we’ve got a preview of new…
With the latest release of Consumer Insights Now research results focused on consumers’ plans to…
There was much to glean about where commercial art is trending last week at Saatchi Art’s Los Angeles fair. The mission of “The Other Art Fair” is to support emerging artists and make contemporary art accessible to a wider audience (See: Younger millennials and Gen Z). Fair entry was $25/day and end caps between rows of artist’s booths featured curated selections of works under $500. The fair leans heavily into its ‘otherness’ and prides itself on rebelling against the mainstream.