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Architecturally pleasing, the new rain showers by Dornbracht turn a daily activity into a decadent ritual

Next Level Glam in the Bathroom

Glam new standards and chic extras take bath time to ultimate heights

Local Artists Preserving Palm Beach’s Historic Glass

Across Palm Beach, glimpses of a time forgotten can be found. Palm Beach has become a museum of stunning art glass artifacts which can be seen in private homes and public spaces, throughout the...

A textile diffuser on the Fly wall light can create a Calacatta marble effect above and below the fixture. Photo courtesy of Massimiliano Raggi for Contardi

Luminous Statements by Massimiliano Raggi

Italian tastemaker Massimiliano Raggi brings his vision of lighting to America

Inspired by manta rays, the Ocean Master M1 Manta parasol by Tuuci sets a new benchmark for umbrella utility

Chic Poolside Lounging

Chic outdoor furniture and other essentials for winter days and nights by the water

Designed by Patricia Urquiola for M2L, the Visioni B rug is handmade with Himalayan wool or pure silk and features a geometric motif that makes it ideal as artwork underfoot or on a statement wall

A Play on Palette

Color blocking emerges as the surefire way to embolden and enliven interiors

Purchased at Art Basel Miami Beach, the art in the dining room includes Waves I by Nadia Ayari (left) and Let Him Run Wild Onyx by Tomokazu Matsuyama

How the Pros Curate Art for the Home

An art advisor and an interior designer mine their respective talents in a Coconut Grove residence defined by its homeowners’ modern tastes

Designed by Davide Bot for Mandicasa, the Tau island comes down a few inches to create a natural stone dining surface for four

Form Meets Function in Stylish Kitchen Islands

Kitchen islands increase their utilitarian and aesthetic value with extensions that are both practical and elegant

One of the many critters in Fernando Laposse’s installation about pollination

Art Week Miami: Design Miami/

With a new curatorial director at the helm, Design Miami/ remains committed to its role as a catalyst for change

Dime Lo Que Viste (Tell Me What You Saw) by Esaí Alfredo will be included in Spinello Projects’ Survey sector booth at Art Basel Miami Beach 2023. Courtesy of Art Basel Miami Beach and galleries.

Art Week Miami: Art Basel Miami Beach

After successful runs in Switzerland, Hong Kong, and Paris, Art Basel closes out 2023 with its Miami Beach edition, but the gathering hasn’t lost any of its momentum. “Our Miami Beach show is absolutely...

The Cadenet print by Brunschwig & Fils offers French countryside charm for a storybook home experience

Flora and Fauna-Adorned Fabrics for the Home

Birds and blooms make their way onto textiles for a bold celebration of color

Reflecting pools are a common feature in DWY’s projects, as evidenced by this beachfront Siesta Key residence.

Q&A with Landscape Architect David Young

The designer behind DWY Landscape Architects believes in design that deepens our relationship with the great outdoors

In this living room, we see Lantz’s approach to color, which is to use various shades of a hue, and to mix without fear: “Pops of pink give the space a playful touch and shades of creams and taupe were incorporated for sophistication.”

Q&A with Designer Amanda Lantz

The perfect study requires elegant essentials and brainy-yet-fun accessories

Created by fiber artist Rianne Aarts for Teddy and Wool, the Shifting Dunes tapestry features small knots on a half-moon frame and cotton fringes treated with gradient dye

Modern Macramé for Every Room

A hallmark of 1970s style, the hands-on textile technique finds new relevance in home design

A blue acrylic artwork by Manuel Merida sets the tone in this Sunny Isles Beach kitchen. “We did a custom matching blue glass wall for the art to serve as the focal point of the all-white space,” says Christopher Coleman. “We repeated the shade in the backsplash and added pops of yellow for accent and to create a cheerful mood.”

Q&A with Designer Christopher Coleman

Red, yellow, and blue are just three of the power shades in designer Christopher Coleman’s color arsenal

The Viceversa pendant by Lightology features integrated LED technology as well as a glass diffuser that can be placed on top or bottom for illumination with Mother Nature in mind

Natural Beauty for the Abode

Biophilic design is alive and well in all rooms of the home

Q&A with Designer Judith Liegeois

What is your overall approach to color in any interior design commission? First, we have to make sure the strength of color is one that the client can happily live with. Then, the colors...

The Exotic Jungle wallpaper by Photowall is alive with toucans perched on tropical trees

Wall Coverings Go Wild

From Matthew Williamson’s Cubana collection for Osborne & Little, the Flamingo club fabric features Florida’s signature bird peering through exotic flora. Designed in collaboration with Allira Tee, the Balancing Act mural by Hygge & West...

Look closely and you’ll notice those are zippers on the KLAD leather wall by Keleen Leathers, a system of panels that allows all varieties of floor-to-ceiling installations

Five Chic Leather Looks for the Home

Leather accents warm up décor with seductive texture we can see and feel

Armani/Casa’s new outdoor collection was presented in all its glory at the most recent edition of the Milan Furniture Fair.

Three Furniture Designers Making Their Outdoor Debuts

Three top-tier furniture brands with Miami presence introduce their first outdoor collections just in time for fall

Evidence of a Previous Presence (New Mountains Seen from No Fixed Position) is part of Phillips’ new exhibition at The Bass

Works of Material Art On View at The Bass

A new exhibition of contemporary installations by artist Kerry Phillips at The Bass explores the possibilities of discarded objects

“Brillhut is a small, experimental retreat that we built for ourselves in Eleuthera,” says Brillhart. “The project integrates a number of ideas from local precedents, Prouvé’s Maisons Tropicales, Le Corbusier’s Cabanon, and Paul Rudolph’s Walker Guest House, all with the intent of immersing oneself in nature.”

Q&A with Architect Jacob Brillhart

At his intimate studio in Miami, Jacob Brillhart leads a team that’s interested in architecture on an emotional level. As such, the office begins each project by considering how space and atmosphere in their...

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