There’s a new generation of jewelry designers that is bringing back artistry, narrative, and a sublime sense of luxury. On this episode, Emmanuel Tarpin and Jean Prounis share their incredible stories of creativity, inspiration, and success.
Modernistic floating cubes placed in deconsecrated churches, marble stools shaped like plastic ones, and storage spaces retrofitted into stunning galleries: The creations of designer Massimiliano Locatelli are the epitome of Italian cool.
On this special episode sponsored by Lumens, Dan meets three extraordinary studios in the field of design: Tom Massey uses radical materials and a sustainable approach to his gardens; Objects of Common Interest creates spaces and objects that defy convention; and Lucia Massari produces ultra-contemporary examples of Murano glass.
A towering figure in postmodern dance, Lucinda Childs has injected an elegant spirit of collaboration, artistry, and innovation to the artform.
Gadgets, accessories, furniture, computers, and even robots: In recent memory, the language of good design has been shaped and driven by Yves Béhar, founder of Fuseproject.
Country homes squeezed into wedges, cars that look like they’ve been inflated like a balloon, and sculptures created by ordinary people interacting with quotidian objects—the works of Austrian artist Erwin Wurm defy expectations.
A household name in food and fine dining, Eric Ripert has elevated seafood to new heights with his legendary New York restaurant Le Bernardin. With a new book, he shares his decades of culinary wisdom.
This artistic icon is something of a graphic design daredevil. Or perhaps a prophet. Through his wildly inventive works, he challenges conventions and communicates ideas that can alter the way we perceive society.
This American artist not only creates beautiful things, but also beautiful communities. Through his groundbreaking installations, performances, and public programs, he preserves the past and translates it into meaningful experiences for the present.
In the world of collectible design, Nikolai and Simon Haas have forged their own path to success by creating everything from sofas with monstrous feet and alien-looking sculptures to adorable porcelain tea sets.
If there’s one magazine that truly sets the standard for excellence in design, it’s Architectural Digest. On this episode, Dan speaks with the title’s Editor-in-Chief about the importance of embracing the new to stay relevant.
From shapely armchairs to multicolored fashion runways, the New York–based Italian master of art and design recalls a life of radical creativity.
The president and CEO of Van Cleef & Arpels, Nicolas Bos, discusses the origins of the famed house, and its latest collection that transports collectors to the four corners of the Earth.
Three talents from the worlds of fashion, food, and interiors discuss their inventive and unpredictable careers, how they got started, and their hopes for the evolution of their craft.
"There's no such thing as glass ceilings in architecture." Designer, educator, visionary: New York–based Toshiko Mori is one of the most respected names in her profession today.
All jewelry can sparkle, but the unique and often fantastical haute joaillerie by the German house of Hemmerle is a cut above.
Meet three extraordinary emerging talents in design: South Africa's Zizipho Poswa, Mexico's Fernando Laposse, and Belgium-based Linde Freya Tangelder.
The product design trailblazer speaks about partnering with Salvador Dali, his creations by the late fashion designer Virgil Abloh, and why it’s bad for designers to have a style.
