A journal of light and the objects around it
A wall lamp you shape by hand, moonlight in modules, hammered palladium-finish metal, an archive dressing table and a leather seat: the pieces from Milan Design Week that will still matter next year.
Alabaster is soft enough to carve and thin enough to glow. Five lamps from Paris, Genk and New York show what the stone does when light passes through it.
The New York studio's first new collection in five years asks what it means to make light.
A visit to the Belgian lighting house and its gallery on the Zeedijk in Knokke, opened in May 2026.
At its first 3daysofdesign, the Japanese house showed O-LIGHT, a lamp rooted in the magewappa woodcraft of Odate, and a white edition of Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin.
The London designer steps back from running a company to design full time, as Flos takes his signature collection into its catalogue.
Hammered palladium-finish metal, horsehair and a marble table by Barber & Osgerby anchor the maison's 2026 Collections for the Home.
At Palazzo Serbelloni, Objets Nomades pays homage to Art Deco designer Pierre Legrain and reissues the Celeste dressing table.
Konstantin Grcic's modular Nocturne and Erwan Bouroullec's mouldable Maap headlined the Italian house's week on Corso Monforte.
The Italian house adds Henge Notte, new Murano glass lighting systems and its first Home Collection for the table.
The Antwerp architect presented the 2026 Outdoor Collection in Paris, with new lighting made with VIBIA.
For its tenth anniversary, the Montreal studio invited David Rockwell, Kelly Hoppen and four others to reinterpret its best-known chandelier.
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