To shake things up in a sector that rarely takes risks, Bolon is launching its Diversity collection, which turns floor treatments into elements of design.

In Manhattan, the house of designer Roy Halston opens its doors, unveiling a venue of legendary evenings attended by New York high society.

Conceived for private gardens and public spaces, the new collections of Artemide luminaries embellish the outdoors.

In the northern part of Italy, The Mirror Houses are dreamt up as exclusive hotels, with holiday houses for rent.

Designed to promote a sense of everyday well-being, Guillaume Bottazzi’s lamps are inspired by a zen approach to Japanese-style living.

Adopted by Paris, Franco-American architect, Elliott Barnes, draws his inspiration from light, materials and colors for his decorative concepts.

Conceived as a home element of decoration in its own right, the Italian door is the quintessence of style and design.

With the American-Lebanese designer’s first furniture collection, Objects of Desire, Nabil Issa has breathed new life into his style.

Her passion for decoration inspired Caroline Deffis into reconverting an 11th century Catalan convent, located in Spain, into an arty 4 star hotel, the Mas Lazuli.

Gunjan Gupta, who has earned several diplomas and a prestigious British award, is redefining the world of interior design from her home in New Delhi.