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    Tue. Nov 3rd, 2026
    Trending News: When furniture tells our story, the interior stops being a backdropBDNY 2026 asks what makes a hotel memorableNew York Calendar: Nov. 4-5BONNI gallery-atelier occupies Isay Weinfeld building in São PauloTreats, tricks and creativity: Halloween is here to stayFeng Shui, light and design: Clarissa Strauss creates the new LL+DM showroomFaena New York: High Line gets its cathedral of artBrancusi: The Artist and His Studio brings the Paris studio to New YorkLiilian Saksi turns wool from her own flock into sculpture at Oslo’s Vigeland MuseumAkiko Hirai and the ceramics that vanish at a touchGalerie Maria Wettergren stitches Scandinavia, Asia and Africa together in ParisLiving in your own story: Casa da Arquiteta at CASACOR Florianópolis 2026New York Calendar: Oct. 24-31Party returns home, and it may be where it always belongedMinimalist Apartment in Minsk Blends Jazz, Color and LightCasa FOA 2026: Palacio Molina restrooms evoke a caveJohnny Depp’s First Major UK Exhibition, 2026Design Miami Paris makes material the common thread of its fourth editionNew York Calendar: Oct. 19-25Serendipity 3: the New York restaurant that turned chance into an addressAtong Atem presents Passage, her first major solo show in AustraliaArt Basel Paris opens Grand Palais rotunda to 12-meter double screenSão Paulo modernism in concrete and steel gains color and velvet in HigienópolisWhite interiors bring the Mediterranean to Casa GigiNew York Calendar: Oct. 14-19Living matter: Ancestral Ecologies at Brooklyn Botanic GardenAgainst sterile white, Luis Gimeno bets on warm color, fun and personalityInhotim: the destination unlike any other in the worldBellafonté Studio and XYZ Research & Design turn a biblical cistern into an oak furniture collectionLe Petit Hôtel Saint-Jean-de-Luz: 66 Feet From the BeachPortuguese furniture brings together designers and master artisans in handmade piecesDesigner Rudy Guénaire completes Paris apartment with view of the PantheonContemporary Interior Architecture: 5 Ideas Where Art, Design and Lifestyle ConvergeHunter International Forum 2026 gathers world’s top architects in São Paulo to debate the future of citiesMilan and the Dream of Building a SkyArt, iron and glass: Milan hotel sits beneath city’s most famous domeHybrid design brings a new structure to contemporary furnitureLarock-Granoff, a century-old Paris gallery, debuted at Fine Arts Paris with Chagall and 3 other artistsVinicius Siega chooses Edifício Itália to bring together 11 years of designHunter International Forum offers 14 sessions with architects from several countries in São PauloPatio Brasil Presents Brasilis, First Original Furniture Collection by Vinicius RosaneliMarrakech: the beauty of contradictionsKyiv Design Week brings Ukrainian design to Zurich with show on presence and memorySunsets, hammams and a plant-based kitchen: El Fenn in MarrakechNoise, Pause and Reverberation: STUDIOPLANO Debuts at CASACOR Rio With Casa CO/EXISTIRSubtle renovation turns 1980s house into a nature-focused home in São PauloNadine Hamann’s Geometry Follows Bauhaus PrinciplesMaison&Objet Pulse 2026 posts international growth amid European market slowdownIschia: A Beautiful Secret of the Gulf of Naples, in the Campania RegionGreen Building Council Certifies Renovated Country House in Holambra, BrazilBiennial Homo Faber Casts Light Over VeniceOpinion : Business of Living: An Architect’s Perspective Debuts at Arch Gallery & DesignJequitinhonha Valley Craftsmanship Gains Ground at Paris Design Week 2026Trazo Cero Brings Argentine Collectible Design to ParisArgentine designers explore glass and stone in two light creations for ParisStone and Clay Meet on the Way to ParisParis Design Week 2026 to Take Over Historic Monuments in 10-Day EditionA House That Grew Around a TreeKariokas turns Rio memories into Swiss wallpaperAVOÁ: A Light Flight of Objects Inspired by NatureCamilo Arquiteto Signs Apartment Inspired by Leblon’s ShorelineAguirre Design Blends Craftsmanship and Sculpture in Signature Furniture Made in New YorkMarianne Tiegen turns homes in Switzerland, France and California into portraits of their ownersCASACOR Ribeirão Preto 2026 Turns Home Living Into a Journey Between Reason, Affection and MemorySøuld Turns Seagrass Into Sustainable Building Material, Reviving a 400-Year-Old Danish TraditionAMCA OVAL Launches Modular AURORA System in Raw AluminumTextile installation transforms luxury hotel lobby in CascaisStudio Daydreaming Objects presents SCOOPs, a series of tactile lighting objects made from organic wax.Clay, the Matter of a Slow LineEntre Camadas Brings Afro-Bahian Ancestry to CASACOR Bahia 2026ABUP SHOW Gathers More Than 60 Decor and Gift Brands in São PauloIn Silvânia, Estúdio Tots Gives Shape to Five Years of CraftMetaphor of a Shifting PerceptionGabi Almeida Reports on How Copenhagen United Sound, Light and Historic Architecture at 3daysofdesign 2026Estúdio Pinhalimão Launches “Coleção Enigma 2026”, First Line of Functional Sculptures in Brazilian WoodEmbroidered Silence of Olya KocherhanMaai Arquitetura Integrada Brings Indigenous Ancestry to CASACOR SP 2026 InstallationBruno Borges Makes His CASACOR São Paulo 2026 Debut With a Bathroom Dedicated to Emotional MemoryNotes in Lines: Rafaella Manso Turns a Family Piano Into a Sensory Journey at CASACOR São Paulo 2026Altera Arquitetura Marks a Decade of Work With a New Installation at CASACOR São Paulo 2026Casa Coral Celeiro Alvorada Revives Rural Memory in Nildo José’s CASACOR São Paulo ProjectNicholas Oher Debuts Solo Career at CASACOR 2026 With a Space Devoted to Memory and BelongingGabriel Fernandes Pays Tribute to Janete Costa at CASACOR São Paulo 2026Studio Costa + Azevedo Unveils Casa Origens at CASACOR São Paulo 2026João Panaggio Turns Wood Into Narrative at CASACOR São Paulo 2026Rodra Architecture Brings Dining Room Inspired by Marie Antoinette to CASACOR São PauloJosé Navarro Presents a Critical Statement on Architecture and Consumption at CASACOR São PauloFelipe Carolo Returns to CASACOR With 77-Square-Meter Loft Honoring His Grandfather’s CentennialAt CASACOR São Paulo 2026, Beatriz Quinelato Presents a 72-Square-Meter Kitchen With BrastempLeticia Nannetti Makes the Case for Universal Design at CASACOR São Paulo 2026Architect Marta Martins Designs a Restaurant at CASACOR São Paulo Where the Act of Staying Is the PointIdea!Zarvos Unveils GABRIEL 1825, a Workplace Campus by Isay Weinfeld Centered on Public Space and Native WoodlandCamilo Jr. Makes His CASACOR SP 2026 Debut With a Space That Explores the Origins of Human ConsciousnessBathroom Reimagined as Art Gallery Marks Carlos Navero’s Return to CASACOR São Paulo 2026Architect Lucas Carrara brings Latin America to CASACOR SP in debut at the showArchitect Transforms Corridor Into Space for Contemplation at CASACOR São PauloBolivian Architect Brings Chiquitania Culture to CASACOR São Paulo 2026Jardim Respiro Unites Native Flora and Meliponary at the Entrance of CASACOR São Paulo 2026Nearly 80 years on, Portuguese manufacturer transforms handmade rugs into contemporary design productsICFF opens this week in New York with new social partnership and Bauhaus archive
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      2. From Le Cordon Bleu to Chelsea College of Arts: The Unlikely Journey of Ceramist Joon Hee Kim
      From Le Cordon Bleu to Chelsea College of Arts: The Unlikely Journey of Ceramist Joon Hee Kim
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      • February 19, 2026
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      From Le Cordon Bleu to Chelsea College of Arts: The Unlikely Journey of Ceramist Joon Hee Kim

      South Korean-born and Canada-based, Joon Hee Kim has accumulated international awards and works in institutional collections around the world Joon Hee Kim has built one of the most singular trajectories…

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      Polish-British sculptor uses ceramics as an ecological act, exposing humanity’s footprint on the planet
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      • February 19, 2026
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      Polish-British sculptor uses ceramics as an ecological act, exposing humanity’s footprint on the planet

      Gaby Młynarczyk, winner of the Charlotte Fraser Prize 2024 and artist in residence at the University for the Creative Arts, transforms discarded ceramic fragments into sculptures that evoke the Great…

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      Why an Argentine Ceramist Is Among the Most Respected Names in the Art of Clay Worldwide
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      Why an Argentine Ceramist Is Among the Most Respected Names in the Art of Clay Worldwide

      Elizabeth Dychter, a member of the International Academy of Ceramics, answers that question with kilns, porcelain, and a deeply unsettling new series about the limits of human sanity. A piece…

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      The Ukrainian ceramist based in Spain has works in eight international museums and belongs to a global academy tied to UNESCO
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      • February 19, 2026
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      The Ukrainian ceramist based in Spain has works in eight international museums and belongs to a global academy tied to UNESCO

      Yuriy Musatov Yuriy Musatov, who won second prize at the Manises Biennial in 2024, creates hybrid and alien-like figures as a metaphor for exile and migration. Ukrainian ceramist Yuriy Musatov,…

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      Kristina Austi and the AI That Learned to See With Its Hands
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      Kristina Austi and the AI That Learned to See With Its Hands

      Kristina Austi The Lithuanian-Norwegian artist who trains algorithms with real textures Kristina Austi, a textile artist born in Lithuania and based in Bergen, Norway, has developed a unique method for working with…

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      Works by Norwegian ceramist are part of museum collections on three continents
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      • February 11, 2026
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      Works by Norwegian ceramist are part of museum collections on three continents

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      Artist Inverts Logic of Ancestral Woodworking and Creates Sculptures from Waste
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      • February 11, 2026
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      Artist Inverts Logic of Ancestral Woodworking and Creates Sculptures from Waste

      Norwegian Ingeborg Elieson Has Works in the National Museum and Critically Engages with Tradition of Valuing Raw Materials Ingeborg Elieson transforms what most people discard into art objects. The Norwegian…

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      Wool, History, and Resistance: Norwegian Artist Reconnects Contemporary Art to Scandinavian Ancestral Knowledge
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      • February 10, 2026
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      Wool, History, and Resistance: Norwegian Artist Reconnects Contemporary Art to Scandinavian Ancestral Knowledge

      Hand-spinning and Sprang braiding techniques used for over a thousand years in Norway gain contemporary dimension in Liilian Saksi’s works Textile artist Liilian Saksi, 36, has developed a creative process…

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      Guardians of the Ancestral Flame: Blacksmithing as Norway’s Living Memory
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      • February 10, 2026
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      Guardians of the Ancestral Flame: Blacksmithing as Norway’s Living Memory

      Agder workshop perpetuates knowledge transmitted through generations since the Viking Age to the present day KjellmanChapin Smeder, founded in 2017 in the village of Nes Verk in the Agder region…

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      Ida Siebke Creates “Independent Beings” from Glass Inspired by Taboos and Trauma
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      • February 9, 2026
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      Ida Siebke Creates “Independent Beings” from Glass Inspired by Taboos and Trauma

      Trained in Sweden and with artist residencies in five countries, the Norwegian artist’s work is part of museum collections in Europe and the United States At 3 years old, Ida…

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