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Inside a WELL platinum office

Healthy HQ

COOKFOX designs the first WELL Platinum-certified office for the IWBI

July 3, 2020 • East, Interiors

A Marlon Blackwell-designed ramen restaurant with a plywood ceiling

Comfort Food

Marlon Blackwell Architects dishes out a plywood interior at an Arkansas ramen house

June 25, 2020 • Interiors, Southeast

Baltimore's Enoch Pratt Free Library

Reprogramming Historic Spaces

Beyer Blinder Belle rethinks the role of the library in Baltimore

June 24, 2020 • East, Interiors

Glass being rolled out on a line

Glazed and Diffused

The National Glass Association discusses manufacturing during the coronavirus pandemic

June 17, 2020 • National, Professional Practice, Q+A

Jean Lin

COMMUNITYxDesign

COLONY founder Jean Lin champions the independent design festival

June 10, 2020 • Design, East, Q+A

A rendering of online furniture show imagined, in uncertain times

Design for an absurd future

A digital exhibition responds to the coronavirus pandemic with independently-designed furniture

June 8, 2020 • Interiors, International

Public restrooms will have to be outfitted with new touchless technologies—like sensor taps and automatic doors—to prevent germ spread, and, potentially, a second wave of the Coronavirus.

In Lieu of the Loo

How will public bathrooms change post-COVID-19?

June 4, 2020 • Interiors, International, Product

Deborah Berke Partners at work on their Warp & Weft collection

Thread Together

Inside Deborah Berke Partners’ inspired textile collaboration with Warp & Weft

May 18, 2020 • Interiors, International

A collective design showroom with green stripes

Virtual Viewing

Collective Design returns with a colorful online Frieze exhibition

May 13, 2020 • Design, East, Interiors

Inside the Vitra factory

Now (Virtually) Open

Vitra presents a digital installation for Salone del Mobile amid coronavirus

May 11, 2020 • Interiors, International

Exterior of a modernist house with colorful courtyard, from a Jacques Tati movie

Tati’s Tête-à-Tête

Purposely playful furniture inspired by Jacques Tati pokes fun at midcentury design

April 20, 2020 • East, Interiors

Interior of a restaurant with linear vertical stripes

Sunken Fare

CRÈME serves up some Bangkok street culture at New York’s latest Thai haunt

April 9, 2020 • East, Interiors