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collections

8 emerald designs for a jewel-toned touch

From dining chairs to subway tile, bring a pop of saturated color to a project with one of these lush styles.

product preview

Eny Lee Parker’s latest looks for Lulu and Georgia, and captivating new collections from Schumacher, HBF Textiles and more

From damask-patterned tile to tapestry-inspired fabrics, here are some of our favorite releases from the past week.

meet the makers

This lighting designer’s fixtures blur the line between art and engineering

Brooklyn–based Andreea Avram Rusu crafts sculptural pieces that explore the relationship between form, function and feeling.

collections

10 rhythmic designs with a sense of motion

From rugs to upholstery trims, consider one of these graphic pieces for an upcoming project.

Podcasts

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How Jeffrey Dungan finds the soul of a house

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How Hattie Sparks Collins built a firm she no longer had to manage

Featured Stories

Did AI kill the alternative materials boom?

What used to be a booming sector has undergone a shift in recent years, with funding slowing and scalability becoming more difficult. What does the future look like for biomaterials?

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MAGAZINE

How Anne Corgan’s tech stack simplifies solopreneurship

Searching for the systems that will make running your design practice easier? We asked the Seattle designer to tell us what’s in her tech stack. She shares how leaning on a mix of project management software, custom tech and AI tools have given her more time for creative work.

Tommy Zung’s tech stack starts with trace paper

How this California designer vibe coded a custom dashboard for his firm

Why Dropbox is the ‘brain’ of Amy Meier’s business