The New Plat du Jour: Leftovers

Groundbreaking designers are producing exciting new work, turning the scraps that don’t make it into rugs, textiles, household goods,...

Untangling Sheila Pepe

Sheila Pepe is best known for her sweeping, ephemeral crocheted installations made stitch-by-stitch for others, lovingly, repeatedly. They disappear...

“Buy What You Like”: Bruun Rasmussen’s Peter Kjelgaard on Collecting

Bruun Rasmussen’s head of modern design, Peter Kjelgaard, talks about Finn Juhl and offers advice on collecting Scandinavian modernism

Brooklyn’s Rumpelstiltskin: The Innovative Textile Artist Scott Bodenner

The New York–based textile artist uses unusual materials including old mixtapes from his friends, and yet follows in the...

The Modern Interior in the Jazz Age

The Jazz Age transformed the way we lived to make it modern, as Emily M. Orr points out in...

Flansburgh Architects Puts a Contemporary Spin on a New Dance Studio in the Berkshires

Highlights from this year’s London Design Festival

WHEN IT FIRST DEBUTED IN 2003, London Design Festival was a small affair, with just thirty-two participating venues, but this...