Art Basel announced the galleries set to participate in the 2025 edition of its Miami Beach fair, taking place Dec. 5-7 at the Miami Beach Convention Center, with preview days on Dec. 3 and 4. This year, 283 galleries from 35 countries and territories will showcase modern and contemporary art, with nearly two-thirds hailing from the Americas. The 2025 edition also introduces the Global Latin American Art Initiative, a long-term commitment to increasing visibility for Latin American and Latinx art and artists.
Corston Architectural Detail, the esteemed British brand known for its timeless, hand-finished architectural fittings, proudly announces the opening of its first North American showroom. Located at the prestigious New York Design Center (200 Lex)
Hudson Valley Lighting Group (HVLG) announced Monday it has acquired Sonneman – A Way of Light, a move that expands its presence in the contemporary LED lighting market.
ANDMORE® announces a new collaboration with the Vacation Rental Design Summit (VRDS) to debut the Summit’s first-ever west coast edition at the winter 2026 Las Vegas Market at World Market Center Las Vegas.
Twelve designers are recognized for excellence in interior design
A collaboration with the French multidisciplinary artist brings surreal storytelling to a new collection of textiles, wall coverings, and rugs
After a successful 15 years in the D&D building, de Le Cuona celebrates a full move to NYDC, the industry’s premier destination for designers, reinforcing their investment in the North American design community. To mark this milestone, Founder Bernie de Le Cuona appointed interior designer Cameron Heller of Heller Studio to craft a distinctive space that embodies the spirit of the brand.
The global surfacing leader continues its North American expansion efforts, reinforcing its commitment to elevated and fully immersive design experiences
he American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) has announced the 2025 winners and scholars of its renowned Ones to Watch initiative, a program dedicated to advancing rising interior design professionals from historically underrepresented populations.
It all began with a sofa — a bespoke piece designed by Gallizioli for the entrance of Emanuele Chicco Busnelli’s offices, the soul behind the company. More than just a seat, it was conceived as a grounded presence: sculptural, solid, and quietly inviting, anchoring the space with understated gravity.