Objects of Common Interest

Designer Jonathan Nesci lives in Columbus, Indiana, where world-class architecture and manufacturing inform his work.

How can interior architecture and design help to erase the boundaries of public and private spheres?

Chairs by Architect, a book by art historian Agata Toromanoff, explores the relationship between architect’s buildings and chair designs. Here are a few excerpts from the tome.

Johnston Marklee & Associates’ Sale House in Venice, California, was inspired by the 1970s and 80s architecture in Los Angeles. Shot by photographer Livia Corona, these photos are published in the firm’s book House Is A House Is A House.

In Conversation: Architecture at Large

Aesop skincare taps into young talent and local craftspeople to build one-of-a-kind storefronts.

SHoP collaborates with multiple designers to craft Thakoon’s flagship store

Ateljé Sotamaa mass customizes a social space in the woods near Helsinki.

The HUB flat takes cues from spatial practice

Inaba Williams converts a challenging interior into a harmonious Brooklyn preschool.

illustrations of building facades

Artist Edie Fake explores gender identity and sexuality through architectural drawings

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