The Space Age Never Left, RETROCORE Just Made It Official
Every few years, design circles get swept up in nostalgia for a very specific era: the 1960s vision of the future. The curved furniture, the…
Every few years, design circles get swept up in nostalgia for a very specific era: the 1960s vision of the future. The curved furniture, the…
If you’ve ever walked along a riverbank at night and squinted up at a buzzing fluorescent streetlamp wondering who designed that thing and why, Munich-based…
Streaming lights have quietly become a staple of the modern content creator’s travel kit. The compact ones clip onto a laptop screen and add professional-grade…
Outdoor lighting is usually seen as something practical. It lights up a pathway, softens a garden, marks an entrance, or creates a mood after dark….
Upcycled materials have become a familiar part of sustainable design, but most of them still try to hide where they came from. The aluminum gets…
The history of decorative stone carving and the history of electric lighting have almost never intersected in any meaningful way at the shade level. The…
Every lamp in your home is tethered to a wall. Most of us have made peace with that, tucking cords under rugs, running them behind…
Most lamps disappear into a room. They’re functional, fine, forgettable. The new collection from Taiwan-Lantern, shown this week at ICFF during NYCxDESIGN in New York,…
Most lamps do one thing. They sit on your desk, light your space, and get buried under the slow-moving chaos of charger cables and forgotten…
Milan Design Week 2026 was, by most accounts, a fair deeply in love with the handmade. Craft, texture, labour, and the visible trace of human…
Transforming Jeff Koons’ Balloon Dog into a fully functional lamp required more than good intentions and a licensing agreement. For French design/tech atelier Lexon, more…
Most lamps just sit there. They do their job, emit their light, and fade into the background of a room. Mirei Monticelli’s lamps are the…