Frank Lloyd Wright’s Long-Lost Chair Designs Finally Come to Life After 70 Years
The Museum of Wisconsin Art is presenting chairs that Frank Lloyd Wright never saw completed. These designs existed only as sketches and architectural fragments until…
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Winners of the Pantone Dualities Challenge show how Designers think about color harmony
This July, Yanko Design and KeyShot partnered with Pantone to bring their magical Dualities color palette to life through rendering (and a touch of AI)….
Spectra sculpture for North Face uses ultra durable fabric for outdoor art
The North Face’s newest HKe collection is anchored by a striking sculpture created by Dutch designer Johannes Offerhau. The centerpiece is built entirely from the…
USM Haller Re-framed revives classic modular system
The USM Haller system, launched in the late 1960s, is celebrated for its chrome‑plated steel frame and ball‑connector that lets shelves, desks and storage units…
Raul de Lara’s “Host” exhibition weaves together wood and identity
“Why can plants be considered native to more than one nation while people can’t?” This is a question that is very much relevant today with…
This Public Sculpture In Taiwan Looks Different Every Hour of the Day
Kuo Hsiang Kuo’s “Flowers And Butterflies Are Dancing” represents everything compelling about contemporary public art when it actually works. This A’ Design Award-winning installation, created…
Apple Dominates D&AD 2025 with Client Award and Multiple Campaign Wins
Apple claimed Client of the Year at the 2025 D&AD Awards while securing multiple Pencil wins across categories. The London ceremony on May 22 recognized…
World’s First Inflatable Concert Hall Is Made Using PVC & Looks Like A Giant Purple Donut
In a world where concert venues are typically synonymous with marble columns and gilded balconies, Ark Nova stands as a radical reimagining of what musical…
Step Inside this Giant Kaleidoscope That Feels Like it Descended From Krypton
When Li Hao’s Pop Star View Platform first appeared in the landscape, it probably broke a few people’s brains. This isn’t your typical public art…
Ruby Law’s Unfolding Cube Transforms Terence Lam’s “White Summer” Concert into a Live-Stage Narrative
The Hong Kong Coliseum turned into a kinetic storytelling arena on September 10, 2025 when Ruby Law, founder of RULA Design Studio, unveiled a seven‑meter white cube that folds,…
Gabriel Chaile’s Marianne Boesky Gallery exhibit blends indigenous form, protest, and storytelling
We love exhibits that are able to blend together culture, politics, and storytelling seamlessly into eye-catching visual representations. Argentine artist Gabriel Chaile (b. 1985, San Miguel de Tucumán) makes…
XGIMI’s New Pro-Grade Titan 4K Projector feels like the company’s ‘Formula 1 Moment’
For a while now, if you were in the market for a high-performance home projector, XGIMI’s name was always part of the conversation. The company…