Market highlights include April Buying Week, aligning Atlanta Apparel, ANDMORE’s Formal Markets, and Spring Market for a full-campus experience; a new location with more space under one roof for Shoppe Object in New York City; and continued partnership between Las Vegas Apparel and Womenswear in Nevada to extend Las Vegas Fashion Week resources.
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.
The nearly 300-page publication includes trend reports for strategic sourcing and insightful articles designed to engage buyers before, during and after the event.
Kravet Inc., the industry leader in to-the-trade home furnishings, announced today that Dunes Point Capital, LP (DPC) has acquired the majority interest in Kravet Inc. The Kravet family will continue to lead the business and will maintain a significant ownership position.
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.
The Winter 2025 edition of Las Vegas Market combines a reimagined Market experience and a partnership with the industry’s leading cohort of entrepreneurs to offer innovation that blends business and the best of the city for a vibrant Market, running January 26–30, 2025, at World Market Center Las Vegas.
Kim Gordon’s unconventional, artful approach to interior design is unmistakably Venice, Californian. She packs a big punch with a small footprint, designing homes that feel expansive, yet perfectly tailored for modern living.
Whether renovating a flooding boathouse with ingenious pulley-based furniture or creating museum-quality interiors that seamlessly integrate art, MR approaches each commission as a distinct creative challenge. MR Architecture’s David Mann offers insights into the studio’s evolution, design philosophy, and his passionate commitment to creativity, art, and emerging sustainable technologies.
The Charleston, South Carolina-based designer, known for his “twisted traditional” style, is rebranding but staying focused on the mix of interior design, retail and philanthropy that keeps him busy — just the way he likes.