Alia Akkam

6 days ago | architecturaldigest.com | Alia Akkam |Julia Harrison |Jesse Dorris

From significant business changes to noteworthy product launches, there’s always something new happening in the world of design. In this biweekly roundup, AD PRO has everything you need to know. Pillow talk: Design on a Dime partners with Schumacher for anniversary eventThe Ashe Leandro–designed pillow for Schumacher x Design on a DimePhotography courtesy of Design on a DimeDesign on a Dime (DOAD) is gearing up for its 20th anniversary (April 23 through 26) at New York’s Metropolitan Pavilion.

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alia Akkam

There are always plenty of new hotels for travelers to choose from in Istanbul, Turkey’s capital, but for those keen to unwind on the pristine beaches of Bodrum in the southwest part of the country—approximately a 90-minute flight from the bustling metropolis—a new crop of chic accommodations is putting the vacation destination on the map. Located on the Turkish Riviera, Bodrum was once a humble fishing village before it blossomed into a hideaway for jetsetters.

1 week ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alia Akkam

With its rich history, nature, and coveted weather, Mexico has always been a vacation hotspot. Visitors throng to the likes of Tulum, Mexico City, and Cabo San Lucas for their beaches and relaxation, but other beach towns and cultural cities—such as Oaxaca, Riviera Nayarit, and San Miguel de Allende—are fast catching up. It’s no surprise that brands and developers are doubling down on Mexico.

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.com | Colleen Egan |Lindsey Mather |Alia Akkam

Some might appreciate the bolt of energy that colored kitchen cabinets can provide, others might like the cleanliness of white cabinetry—but there’s no denying that wood kitchens are the ultimate classic. Whether you like farmhouse style, ultramodern design, or another expression entirely, timber can provide a textured backdrop for the rest of your kitchen material palette.

2 weeks ago | hospitalitydesign.com | Alia Akkam

The wildfires that ravaged the Los Angeles metropolitan area in January were devastating, but amid the copious amounts of loss and as the affected areas begin to figure out how to rebuild, growth continues. This is thanks in part to the 2028 Summer Olympic games that will woo sports fans from around the world to LA. New hotels are also popping up here as a result of the city’s efforts to grow.