05.21.26
The Weekly
The Best of New York Design Week, From Nightlights to Fish Tables
Plus: A dream-team collab from Devin Wilde and Astraeus Clarke.
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Shop the Sight Unseen Collection
05.14.26
The Weekly
Murano glass, plaster flowers, mosaic tables: All the hits from New York Design Month so far
Plus: Is 2026 the year of the woman welder?
05.08.26
The Weekly
Our Favorite Floral Ceramics, a New Handmade Hardware Line, and More
Plus: The Real Housewives get a lesson in postmodern furniture.
05.03.26
The Weekly
Milan in Review, Part III: Our Top 5 Exhibitions
A London duo at the top of their craft game, an antiques-filled apartment, and more
05.03.26
The Weekly
Milan in Review, Part II: Jill’s Top Picks
Plus: The only product under $200 we found last week
06.25.24
Up and Coming
This Parisian Artist Translates His Work Across Three Ancient Art Forms
When a sentence or phrase is translated from one language into another — and perhaps another, returning eventually to its native tongue — the result is often a completely different set of words whose meaning ultimately remains unchanged. For his Traduslation project, French-Swiss artist Réjean Peytavin has created an objects-based version of this kind of kinked-up inspiration funnel. Peytavin's multi-step development process typically involves drawing a found vessel, translating it first to carpet and then to wildly textured ceramics, allowing him to move his concepts through a series of physical states, carrying commonality from one form to another, yet ending up with three totally distinct collections of work.
04.28.26
The Weekly
Milan in Review, Pt I: Salone’s big hype problem, plus Monica’s top picks
All the good — and bad — we saw at this year's fair.
04.05.26
The Weekly
Your new favorite lighting collection, right this way
PLUS: A birdhouse exhibition to brighten your day.
03.26.26
The Weekly
Europe’s coolest new hotel, 1980s Brutalist lamps, and more
Plus: A ski chalet that defies expectations.
03.19.26
The Weekly
A new design gallery opens in Copenhagen, Ellison Studios pops up in Melbourne, and more
Plus: Would you plant a garden in your living room?
03.12.26
The Weekly
Inside Formafantasma’s first runway design for Marni, a room divider round-up, and more
Plus: An architecturally significant nature retreat, bookable in Upstate New York
03.06.26
The Weekly
A Design Hotel Outside Tbilisi, Our Picks From Frieze Week in LA, and More
Plus: Andrée Putman gets a new showroom in Paris.
03.05.26
The Weekly
SPOTLIGHT: Everything We Loved at This Year’s 2026 Frieze Week in LA
Despite being in LA in February once again for my annual winter sojourn, I promised myself this year that I would finally take it easy during Frieze week, not run around so much, maybe pick three new artists to spotlight in my newsletter rather than trying to digest it all. Well, dear readers, I failed at that task — hence this extensive roundup of everything I loved.