TEXTILES REVEALED Belgium is Design

11 Belgian designers dazzle Lidewij Edelkoort’s New York Textile Month

A 12-foot-tall lion's leg in the middle of a darkened gallery

Sotheby’s brings the grandiose pomp with Treasures from Chatsworth

Derrick Adams’s Interior Illusions

Two late-spring exhibits at R & Company recontextualize the New York gallery’s vast roster of talents and historical expertise

Brent Dzekciorius and Libby Sellers seek to identify Generation X design with a survey exhibit at Friedman Benda Gallery

5 Design Hotspots at this year’s Venice Biennale

Frieze Art Fair spawns offshoot events including a new crop of design exhibits

Adam Nathaniel Furman’s Democratic Monument

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

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.

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