Weird and Wonderful Decor Designers
Freaks and chics.
Maximalism is coming back in style, and the design trends for 2021 are all about emphasizing the baroque and the loud.
Decor
Flos Coordinates by Michael Anastassiades
Redefining space.
These lights draw attention to themselves while accenting the surroundings, the hallmark function of great design.
Caesarstone’s Spring Shades
Fresh finishes.
The Israel-based company known for its crisp quartz kitchen counters releases a trio of fresh finishes.
16 of the World’s Most Stunning Restaurants and Bars
The Restaurant and Bar Design Awards 2017 shortlist.
A celebration of the best design and architecture in the world of food and beverage.
NewWall House
Home to lavish wallcoverings.
Toronto’s wildly sophisticated wallpaper design studio is ushering in an era of maximalist decor.
Wästberg’s Holocene Collection
A new collection of non-electric lights.
Subtle and minimal, Holocene is retro decor in its purest form.
The Bowline Collection
Stephen Kenn x Colony2139’s nautical furniture.
This winter, Los Angeles-based, Edmonton-born designer Stephen Kenn, known for his sleekly functional furniture and leather goods, has joined forces with contemporary Japanese lifestyle brand Colony2139 to reimagine classic, nautical-inspired interior decor.
The B Bed by Sacha Walckhoff for Savoir Beds
Sleep on this.
When considering the fact that we spend a third of our lives asleep, it seems reasonable to allow oneself to get a little “type A” about the quality of our rest.
