Light as Poetry: Inside Studio SPHAER’s Luminous World
In a creative atelier nestled among Vienna’s historic vineyards, where Beethoven once walked and composed, Leni Piëch crafts a new narrative in contemporary lighting and…
Tag: collectible design
Collectible New York 2024 – All You Need To Know About The Inaugural Edition
COLLECTIBLE, a fair that has firmly established itself as a pivotal event in the world of contemporary collectible design, is set to make its highly…
Are Flagships Becoming The New Design Galleries? Here’s 7 Examples Suggesting That
In the constantly evolving world of fashion, creating a distinctive and memorable visual identity is no longer a luxury but a necessity. As brands compete…
10 TALENTS: Emotional Reasons We Fall In Love With Collectible Design
What makes a piece collectible design? It’s usually measured through factors like rarity, relevance, material quality, or the creator’s identity. To explore collectibility from a…
Functional Art: A Better Way to Describe Collectible Design?
Explore why 'functional art' might better describe collectible design, emphasizing the blend of utility and artistic merit in contemporary design.
What Exactly is Collectible Design?
Collectible design blends rarity, artistry, and investment potential, driving a contemporary design market with functional, unique, limited-edition pi…
Season’s Favourites: 10 Interior Design Pieces In Demand Right Now
When studying tendencies in design, examining the pieces currently in high demand provides valuable insights. While predicting future trends is a common practice, it is…
RAD DESIGN 2024: Bucharest Sets the Stage for Cultural Exchange
RAD DESIGN 2024 debuts as the first contemporary collectible design fair in Eastern Europe, introducing a new stage in the design world. Located in the…
Lou van ‘t Riet: Bridging the gap between the viewer and the work
Belgian designer Lou van ‘t Riet‘s artistic journey, which began in Brussels and blossomed during her transformative years in New York, has reshaped conventional interactions…
Buşra Tunç: A Multidisciplinary Practice with an Archeologist Approach
At the intersection of architecture, art, and technology, Buşra Tunç emerges as a visionary artist whose work transcends traditional boundaries to create immersive experiences that…
10 TALENTS: Contemporary Ceramicists Bringing New Techniques in 2024
The realm of contemporary ceramics is witnessing an exciting transformation, driven by ceramic artists and designers introducing their own distinct methods. As we delve into…
Cobalt Blue Elegance: The Craftsmanship of Clémence Birot’s Latest Collection
In the realm of contemporary design, few hues capture the imagination quite like cobalt blue – a color that’s as deep as the ocean and…
Behind Brooklyn’s Fall Yard Sale: A Fusion of Art, Craft, and Design
OAD Interiors has unveiled its forthcoming event, the “Fall Yard Sale” at The Brooklyn Design Center. Co-curated with ADORNO and set to span from November…
Eye to Eye: Collectible Design Meets Fashion in Photoshoot for MUSE magazine
A raw blend of fashion and pieces with attitude and shared material quality captured by photographer Jeff Henrikson.
Duffy London, “Abyss Horizon” – A Study of Depth and Our Perception of It
Duffy London, a studio featured at Art Basel, Art Miami, and 100% Design London, is presenting the 2023 "Abyss Horizon" coffee table.
“CASA NUEVA”: A new home in Mexico City for contemporary art, design, and you
Launched this November in the heart of the historical center of Mexico City, CASA NUEVA is an inhabitable art and design gallery that just launched it…
Jonas Edvard: A Material Alchemist in Sustainable Design
“I encourage people to be curious, to focus on the moment, to react upon feelings; right now is an interesting moment” – Jonas Edvard View…
Reflections of Nature Across Global Design Cultures
“Our society’s current relation towards nature is an endless source for reflection.” – Studio Plastique, Belgium Perhaps in our obsession with creating a world of…
Gaspard Graulich at Crossovers: Exploring Design's Cultural Landscapes
“I don’t want to express my feelings; I want my objects to make people feel their own” – Gaspard Graulich “Prélèvement” N.8 & N.1.…
Studio Plastique at Crossovers: Searching for Answers within the Plastic Arts
“As a society, we are not only disconnecting from our natural environment, we are also alienated from what we consume” – Studio Plastique View Studio…
Belgium at Crossovers 2019: Honest and down to earth, literally and figuratively.
” It’s their poetic silence and subtle tactility, which makes them beautiful, and gives them a global appeal.” – Elien Haentjens Curator of the Belgian…
Popdots at Crossovers: Contemporary Experiments on Ancient Craft
“We believe that in some cases the great mistake of the contemporary has been to hide the past to try to innovate” – Popdots View…
Announcing Mexico at Crossovers 2019: The rescue of ancestral materials and its re-appreciation.
“As a Mexican designer, it is difficult not to be interested in traditional crafts.” Ana Elena Mallet & Pilar Obeso Curators of the Mexican Collection …
Josefina Muñoz at Crossovers: Creation through Collaboration in a Circular Economy
“As a designer, I seek to inspire, inform and provide a voice to artistic professions” View Josefina Muñoz’s work, Game of Stone, in the Swiss…
Announcing Sweden at Crossovers 2019: The opposite of what it is commonly and historically known for.
“The future (or underground) of design in Sweden is eclectic, daring and mutating. The opposite of what it is commonly and historically known for.” Fluorescent…