NYCxDesign organisers look for new management
The New York City Economic Development Corporation is searching for prospective candidates to take over management of the annual NYCxDesign festival. More
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In Common With launches lamps with handmade clay shades
Brooklyn homeware brand In Common With has released its first collection of lamps, which includes in-house designs along with products made in collaboration with Ohio artist Ariana Heinzman. More
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Jumbo designs tubular steel chair and matching lamps
New York design studio Jumbo has created a dark purple chair and three matching lamps, all from curved tubes of steel. More
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Bravo! carves 80 vessels from volcanic rock for Monolith Series
Design studio Bravo! has exploited the textures and hues in rock from one of Chile's volcanos in this collection of 80 home accessories, featuring block colours, swirling patterns, mottled surfaces and thick veins. More
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Menu opens showroom apartment in New York
Danish brand Menu has furnished a New York apartment with its range of products, creating a space for the company to launch new collections and hold events. More
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Shaker-style tools for household chores feature in Furnishing Utopia's Hands to Work exhibition
Colourful ridged-glass cleaning bottles, a black broom and a red washing line are among the tools for cooking, cleaning and organising created for a New York exhibition based on the American Shaker movement. More
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Carl Hansen & Son launches first office furniture series by Brad Ascalon
Danish furniture company Carl Hansen & Son has released its first line of office furniture, building on its collection of heritage household pieces. More
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Anna Karlin and Fernando Mastrangelo combine efforts for Chunk tables
New York designers Anna Karlin and Fernando Mastrangelo have collaborated on a limited-edition set of tables that blends their two styles. More
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Collective Concept curates 12 design presentations at ICFF
The team behind New York's Collective Design fair is presenting a series of booths at the city's International Contemporary Furniture Fair, showcasing designs including see-saw lighting, striped stone vessels and a totemic alabaster lamp. More
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Bower Studios extends collection of mirrors that trick the eye
Brooklyn-based Bower Studios has expanded its collection of trompe l'oeil mirrors with designs that look like arcades, porthole windows and arched doorways. More
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Colony showcases Balance Unbalanced homeware for NYCxDesign
New York design collective Colony has put on an exhibition of tapestries and home products at its space in Tribeca, which was painted dark blue for the occasion, during the NYCxDesign festival. More
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Watch our talk with Joep van Lieshout live from Moooi's New York showroom
Joep van Lieshout discusses what inspired him to become an artist and how he made the transition to product design in our latest Design Dreams talk with Moooi. Tune in from 6:30pm New York time to watch the talk live. More
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Zero Waste Bistro installation provides circular-economy model at WantedDesign
A pop-up restaurant that is built from recycled food packaging and that composts all of its leftovers has been set up at the WantedDesign Manhattan fair. More
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Tom Dixon moves in to permanent store in New York's Soho
British designer Tom Dixon has opened a permanent home in New York's Soho neighbourhood, after experimenting with a number of temporary locations. More
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Vincent Van Duysen creates contemporary "palazzo" for Molteni Group's New York showroom
Italian design company Molteni Group has moved into a new home in New York, designed by Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen and featuring a grand walnut staircase. More
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Ladies & Gentlemen Studio create indoor garden exploring materiality of Muji products
Reels of paper and linen, sand pits and trees provide the setting for this display of Muji's homeware products, which Brooklyn-based Ladies & Gentlemen Studio has designed like a tranquil indoor garden. More
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Camille Walala covers Brooklyn building in colourful Memphis-style graphics
British artist Camille Walala has painted the facade of a building in Brooklyn's Industry City with geometric patterns and bold colours, completed to coincide with this month's NYCxDesign festival. More
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Lee Broom debuts globe-shaped lamp at his Observatory installation in New York
British designer Lee Broom has expanded his celestial lighting collection with a spherical design, launching at his showroom in New York during NYCxDesign. More
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Seth Rogen and Rihanna's stylist contribute to Sight Unseen's Field Studies exhibition
Musicians, actors and chefs are among the celebrity creatives paired with 13 designers to create collection of furniture currently on show in New York, which will be sold to raise money for charity. More
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Kamarq launches colourful rentable furniture but pulls items after copying claims
Japanese furniture brand Kamarq has launched in New York with a collection of products that users can rent monthly, but almost immediately pulled several of its designs amid plagiarism accusations. More