art furniture

Joseph Walsh & Sara Flynn premier their latest works in wood for Design Miami 2024

Returning to Design Miami for the first time since 2019, Joseph Walsh is delighted to present Context and Collaboration, a Special Project of the 20th edition of the fair. This presentation marks the US premiere of the international designer’s latest works in wood, in a dialogue with Irish ceramic artist Sara Flynn, following an acclaimed exhibition during Paris Art Week 2024.

Behind the façade: Abner Henry’s latest collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Building upon the success of their first collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Abner Henry is at it again with a phase two. This latest iteration, The Met Façade Collection, pays homage to the museum’s breathtaking architectural façade.

When does furniture become art?

Every once in a while a designer like Jesse Visser comes along whose work sits so comfortably at the intersection of art and design, so as to make them inseparable. Visser is a luminary in contemporary design, whose unmistakably singular aesthetic and iconic designs prioritize user interaction, balancing conceptual purity with commercial appeal.

Caracole makes first appearance at Las Vegas Market

Caracole, based in High Point, NC, announced today that it will bring its first luxury showroom experience to Las Vegas Market, the west coast’s premier buying event for furniture, home décor and more, from January 28 to February 1.

Draga & Aurel trendsetting at the Lake Como Design Festival

The prestigious Rossana Orlandi Gallery made its debut at the Lake Como Design Festival, where it presented the art-design project LEWIT, a monumental bed sculpture that arose from a creative symbiosis between Draga & Aurel and eclectic architect Giuliano dell’Uva, in collaboration with the Italian textile company Somma1867.

The event took place in the fireplace room (Sala del Camino) of Villa Olmo, one of the lake’s most charming historical dwellings. LEWIT was showcased as a free-standing furnishing item designed and made as a three-dimensional artwork. It merged contemporary taste and aesthetics with explicit references to the artistic avant-garde of the 1960s and 70s.