Design

Protected: What Makes an Object Worth Keeping? Hermès and The Art of Emotional Longevity Hermès explores what gives an object a life beyond the moment of desire, through craftsmanship, material and the quiet luxury of time. Its 2026 home collection is a study in pieces designed not simply to be acquired, but to become part of the way we live.Show More

Finally, What We Saw in Milan Is Now a Reality: Kelly Wearstler for H&M Home Nearly six months after our first look in Milan, Kelly Wearstler's debut furniture collection with H&M Home has finally landed in stores. Twenty nine pieces built around modularity, craft, and the rituals of everyday life.Show More

The New Trend: How Nolan’s Odyssey Is Bringing Back Ancient Shapes As The Odyssey sails back into cinemas, a quieter journey is happening in design. From ancient ports to Italian ateliers, the amphora — and the myth it once carried — is making its way home.Show More

Venice, Reimagined: Inside Aline Asmar d’Amman’s Eight-Year Transformation of Palazzo Donà Giovannelli After eight years of restoration, architect and designer Aline Asmar d'Amman transforms Palazzo Donà Giovannelli into Orient Express Venezia, a layered dialogue between memory, craftsmanship, travel and the enduring poetry of Venice.Show More

Sitting As A Collective Experience When sitting becomes collective: Seven design benches that transformed public space, turning moments of pause into opportunities for gathering, encounter, and shared experience.Show More

The Enduring Appeal of Glass Blocks: Why Designers Keep Returning to a Divisive Material From Maison de Verre to cafés in Dubai, these interiors reveal why designers continue to turn to glass blocks for light, privacy and atmosphere.Show More

The Return of Les Endiablés Collection by Saint Louis Fifteen years after their debut, Saint Louis and designer José Lévy reintroduce the cult crystal objects that transformed utility into theatre, reimagining the contemporary collectible through imbalance, colour and irreverent craftsmanship.Show More

Baccarat Recasts Crystal as a Living, Radical Material at Milan Design Week Through Emmanuelle Luciani’s cinematic Crystal Crypt and Bethan Laura Wood’s Mille Fleurs, Baccarat approached Salone del Mobile not as a product launch, but as a meditation on craft, transmission, and the future of a historic maison.Show More