Design Miami
An inside look at one of New York’s most exclusive design experiences, where sculptural, statement-making furniture takes center stage. This article spotlights standout pieces from Basic.Space’s invitation-only showcase and offers practical guidance on specifying livable art that elevates luxury interiors.
This year, Design Miami celebrates its 20th anniversary as the global forum for collectible design. In celebration of this milestone, the brand announces its 2025 events program, and an expansion of its global platform to include a debut initiative: Design Miami.In Situ.
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.
MIAMI – Alkemis Paint, the official paint partner of Design Miami, created a custom color palette…
Merida Studio will present three artist’s proofs by Sylvie Johnson in the form of a tokonoma. Johnson conceived the intimate, monochromatic shadowbox to emulate the feeling of quiet meditation when alone with a work of art.
The limited-edition collection of lounge chairs manufactured by Zanotta is inspired by the iconic Sacco and commissioned by Bottega Veneta Creative Director, Matthieu Blazy
Under curatorial director Glenn Adamson’s chosen theme, Blue Sky, over 45 Gallery and Curio exhibitors present world-leading contemporary and historic highlights that demonstrate the power of a ‘blue sky thinking’ approach to design, past, present, and future.
Rossinavi and Yves Béhar unveil the groundbreaking electric hybrid catamaran concept at Design Miami
For three years, Rossinavi and Béhar have collaborated to develop Solsea, a catamaran designed for active owners—individuals passionate about exploring the seas, engaging in ocean sports, and undertaking long-distance crossings without refueling—while embodying eco-conscious luxury and advanced design.
Merida Studio will present three artist’s proofs by Sylvie Johnson in the form of a tokonoma. Johnson conceived the intimate, monochromatic shadowbox to emulate the feeling of quiet meditation when alone with a work of art.
Under curatorial director Glenn Adamson’s chosen theme, Blue Sky, over 45 world-leading galleries will present contemporary and historic highlights that demonstrate the power of a ‘blue sky thinking’ approach to design – past, present, and future.