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Highlights of the global design forum have just been announced.
The fourteenth edition of Design Miami/Basel (June 11-16, 2019) will feature forty-two galleries from twelve countries and thirteen Curios, making this the largest Curio program to date.
Aric Chen, Curatorial Director overseeing both the Basel and Miami Beach exhibitions selected this year’s theme, Earth, commenting, “It’s not just design’s role in exploring materials, and ways of making, living, consuming and producing that have taken on new urgency as our impact on the planet becomes all too clear. Design and designers also help to articulate the future, and this year we want to highlight what designers are seeing as human activity continues to alter the very nature of Earth.”
Below are five highlights of the coming fair:
We interview Tanuj Goenka, Director of Kerry Hill Architects (KHA) on the development of the latest Aman Residences in Dubai
In the heart of Saudi Arabia’s Aseer region, DLR Group has redefined hospitality through bold architecture, regional resonance and a contemporary lens on culture at Hilton The Point
Located in the Art of Living, the new BYKEPI store adds to the brand's international expansion.
The UAE-based luxury furniture atelier reimagines the role of metal in interior design through its inaugural collection.
The studio has announced the completion of a bespoke holiday villa project in Fujairah.
We take you inside a British design duo’s Tulum vacation home
Designed by Killa Design, this bold architectural statement captures the spirit of superyachts and sustainability, and the evolution of Dubai’s coastline
Assouline’s new objects and home fragrances collection are an ideal complement to your reading rituals
What it will be like aboard the world’s largest residential yacht, the ULYSSIA?
A tribute to Galle Fort’s complex heritage, The Charleston blends Art Deco elegance with Sri Lankan artistry and Bawa-infused modernism
We unveil the story behind the iconic design of the much-loved Buddha Bar in Grosvenor House.
An Edwardian home in London becomes a serene gallery of culture, craft and contemporary design