Insights from founder Zélika García and what’s new this year at the fair and around the city
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Catch this first-time show of the artist’s works in clay at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice through 2 March 2026
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Independent eateries feed the city with Midwestern hospitality and creative bites
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The Italian brand’s highly engineered plug-in hybrid is unquestionably its most complete supercar to date
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Together we shaped the narrative of the project, weaving Korea’s past, present and future into a supercar
The 12Cilindri’s engine notes interpreted as music, deconstructed and reimagined in a unique notation format as the vehicle’s livery
Translucent, ethereal treatments ground the interior design and elevate the exterior badging and branding—something never done before
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Catch this first-time show of the artist's works in clay at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice through 2 March 2026
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CDMX-based Lørdag & Søndag crafts beautiful decorative objects and functional pieces in a range of materials, including these hand-carved marble sculptures. Brothers and founders Salvador and Enzo Compañ designed this piece, which is hand carved in Puebla. Though the shape is consistent, each work is unique given the color, texture and range of natural markings in the marble. Available in other marble varieties as well as volcanic rock. Nearly 12″ high x 4.5″ wide.
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Apple’s new AirTag looks identical to the original, but nearly everything that matters has been upgraded. Powered by Apple’s second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, the latest model extends Precision Finding range by up to 50 percent, adds a significantly further Bluetooth detection range and introduces a speaker that’s 50 percent louder, making misplaced items easier to locate by sound alone. For the first time, Precision Finding also works directly from Apple Watch Series 9 and later, bringing haptic guidance to the wrist. Despite the internal overhaul, pricing remains unchanged at $29 for a single tag or $99 for a four-pack. Side by side, the only way to tell the new AirTag from the original is a subtle detail on the stainless steel back: the etched text appears in ALL CAPS on the new model, while the previous generation uses Title Case.
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The leather Helmet Shoulder Bag from Japan’s Slow & Co is meticulously made with simple but perfectly executed lines and details. It’s an ideal mid-sized bag for your every day carry. The outside flap’s magnetic closure is just one of many considered design choices. Available in several colors and other sizes. The price (at time of publication) is around $240 USD.
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Japan’s allure cannot be attributed to any one specific trait. Be it cuisine or culture, design and architecture, cities of the future or soothing reprieves, the island nation offers unparalleled experiences across …
Insights from founder Zélika García and what’s new this year at the fair and around the city
Independent eateries feed the city with Midwestern hospitality and creative bites
The Italian brand's highly engineered plug-in hybrid is unquestionably its most complete supercar to date
With a focus on immersive technology, the Times Square-based space encourages creativity, hands-on curiosity and cultural conversations
Together we shaped the narrative of the project, weaving Korea’s past, present and future into a supercar
From Weber Workshops, one of our favorite coffee gear makers, The RoadRunner is a new travel- and outdoor-friendly version of their The BIRD no bypass, filter and vacuum brewing machine, created to deliver a range of coffee expressions; it’s not a French press as one may easily assume. Led by Doug Weber, a former Apple designer and coffee nerd, the Japanese company’s gear is beautifully designed and exactingly engineered. The RoadRunner shares The BIRD’s DNA, but in a lighter weight and travel-friendly (yet still durable) design, and features the same Pod (a stainless steel mesh filter and custom Abaca paper filter), carafe (holds the ground coffee and water) and the Gizmo (the crown and claw plunger). The vacuum system is designed to allow full control over your hot or cold preparation of choice (from seconds to hours) and lets you use a much wider range of grind size, providing substantially more options for the brew you desire and enabling you to extract more flavor than in a traditional press. When ready, you simply rotate the wing nut to start filtration. Most importantly, because the brewed coffee is separated from the grounds you avoid both bitterness and over-extraction. The RoadRunner can make up to 350ml per brew.
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The 12Cilindri’s engine notes interpreted as music, deconstructed and reimagined in a unique notation format as the vehicle’s livery
Translucent, ethereal treatments ground the interior design and elevate the exterior badging and branding—something never done before
The introduction of one new element of furniture or decor—whether that’s a lamp, textile, mirror or another object—can change an entire room. And while everyone’s design preferences are distinctly personal, gifting design …
The next artist on our narrative arc from heritage to innovation reimagines horsehair weaving
Meet the first artist on our narrative arc from heritage to innovation
