Kelly Walters

U.K.-based furniture brand Rupert Bevan is stepping outside with the launch of its first outdoor furniture collection. The Clement Garden Table, Bench and Chair mark a considered extension of the brand's signature sensibility into the garden.

Yuri Sagatov, founder and principal designer of ODE Design , brings a discerning and emotionally intelligent approach to his work, guided by curiosity, empathy, and a deep respect for craft.

On the golden sand beaches of the Kourouta coast in Greece, Dexamenes stands as a living monument to the past. Dating back to the “Era of Currants,” following the liberation of Greece in 1830, the cultivation of currants took on impressive dimensions and currants were the main export product of the Greek Kingdom. But when the “Currants' Crisis” broke out in 1910 in Greece, the trade of currants collapsed and there was a need to convert the unsold stock of currants into alternative products, such as wine. This was when the first wineries and distilleries were created. Dexamenes was built on the sea so that ships could be loaded with wine directly from the tanks, before setting sail for the major overseas markets. The derelict industrial structures that characterize the site were left relatively untouched since the 1920's, sitting quietly on one of the most unspoiled and beautiful stretches of coastline in the western Peloponnese. Enter

Erika Hardman is the co-owner and creative director of Hardman , a furniture company known for creating heirloom-quality pieces from solid wood.

The moment you land in Reykjavík, you know you're somewhere special. The stark, volcanic landscape looks so much like the moon that astronauts have trained here to prepare for lunar landings. Iceland has been shaped by fire, ice, and the slow collision of tectonic plates for millennia, but its dramatic geology does more than shape the landscape. Iceland's geothermal energy powers homes and greenhouses, and fuels a wellness culture rooted in water. It also drives creativity and a distinct architectural aesthetic inspired by simplicity and sustainability. Here's how to experience Iceland through a design and wellness-focused stay.

As Interconnected Changeable Environments, the Showhome Experience by Jennifer Farrell continues to unfold, attention turns to one of the most transformative elements in the design process: light. More than a practical necessity, lighting serves as the emotional architecture of the project — shaping mood, guiding movement, and creating moments of connection throughout the three environments. In this chapter, aspire follows Farrell's exploration of illumination as both art and atmosphere, where sculptural fixtures, layered lighting, and carefully choreographed transitions reveal how light has the power to transform not only spaces, but the way we experience them.

This summer, Studio Tashtego , the contemporary art, design, and craft gallery in Cold Spring, New York, presents Colour Assembly , an exhibition of work by U.K.-based ceramicist Caroline Gray . Marking the artist's first solo exhibition in the United States, the presentation introduces a new body of functional sculptures, including table lamps, wall sconces, candleholders, and bookends.

There's a particular intimacy to a designer's own home. It's where experimentation becomes instinct, professional polish collides with real life and the rules they so assuredly champion for clients often show up too — either fully embraced or quietly abandoned.

The Danes have long been responsible for mindful, meticulously-crafted modern furniture, so it's only fitting that Copenhagen, Denmark's capital

The New Jersey Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID NJ) celebrated its annual Design Excellence Awards (DEA) at a gala on June 3 at the Maplewood Country Club in Maplewood, New Jersey. The event also supported The Warehouse NJ, a nonprofit that helps individuals and families create new beginnings by providing household items and furniture.