Catch It Before It’s Gone: Yinka Ilori’s Dynamic Pop-Up in NYC

Catch It Before It’s Gone: Yinka Ilori’s Dynamic Pop-Up in NYC

Multidisciplinary artist Yinka Ilori implements his signature style of bold colors and retro forms in his designs for a dynamic pop-up experience at Bloomingdale’s NYC flagship, on display until Oct. 31.

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Introducing the Work Pod—the Chic Answer to Office Chaos

Introducing the Work Pod—the Chic Answer to Office Chaos

With return-to-office in full swing, the once-cozy home office has been swapped for a bustling workplace environment. Cue the rise of the work pod, the hottest quasi-new furniture fix.

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A Landmark Reimagined by Marmol Radziner

A Landmark Reimagined by Marmol Radziner

In redesigning the amenity spaces of Lever Club within one of New York’s most iconic modernist landmarks, Marmol Radziner approached the project with both reverence and restraint. The result is a seamless dialogue between past and present. Design partner Ron Radziner shares how the firm brought the transformation to life.

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Streetwear Meets the Strip: BAPE Pops Up at Wynn

Streetwear Meets the Strip: BAPE Pops Up at Wynn

Tasked with crafting a pop-up for cult Japanese streetwear label A Bathing Ape (BAPE) at Wynn Las Vegas, New York-based retail design firm Studio Lourdes leaned all the way in—embracing the temporary format to take calculated design risks that still hit hard.

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Fab 5: Rayman Boozer

Fab 5: Rayman Boozer

Apartment 48 founder Rayman Boozer brings a joyful, layered approach to his interior designs, blending global influences with a modern, playful sensibility. Here, the A-list designer answers our Fab 5 questions.

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Suchi Reddy: Art and Empathy

Suchi Reddy: Art and Empathy

Suchi Reddy takes on heavy topics apropos of the times with her two latest installations: the immersive and sculptural Turbulence 2025 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the tactile Bias and Belonging at Colgate University.

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Why Neurodiverse Designs Benefit Us All

Why Neurodiverse Designs Benefit Us All

Commercial interiors are evolving with inclusivity at the core. Strategies that support neurodiverse needs often boost focus and comfort for everyone. Two HLW designers go on record to discuss how and why these methods work.

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Eco-Chic and a Total Knockout: Meet Valencia

Eco-Chic and a Total Knockout: Meet Valencia

A sexy stool designed by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World, Valencia melds eye-catching design with technological innovation and sustainability.

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Blending Comfort and Focus

Blending Comfort and Focus

Ike Baker Velten, along with Ken Fulk and his team of designers, converted a turn-of-the-century loft building into the ideal hybrid work experience for a San Francisco global tech investment firm.

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Verter Turroni’s Matua Blurs Art and Functionality

Verter Turroni’s Matua Blurs Art and Functionality

Part sculpture, part seat—Imperfettolab's Matua, designed by artist Verter Turroni, translates bold artistic vision into everyday function. Built to last and effortless to move, they bring refined impact to commercial spaces.

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