Ellen Eberhardt

1 week ago | msn.com | Ellen Eberhardt

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1 week ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

American architecture studio Populous has been named the primary architect of a plan to redevelop a portion of Oklahoma City into an entertainment district, with former NBA player Russell Westbrook serving as creative director. Populous is set to design a master plan and central stadium for the district, while Echo Investment Capital (Echo) will act as developers alongside Robinson Park and Russell Westbrook Enterprises (RWE). Populous is set to design an entertainment district in Oklahoma City.

1 week ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

Following NYCxDesign, we've selected some materials and forms that featured heavily in the exhibitions throughout the week, including lights shrouded in linen and furniture covered in tiny bulbs. In addition to other trends highlighted during the week, such as caged lighting and seating covered in ornate fabrics, a few other trends emerged from the showcases of decorative furniture held during New York's design week this May. Below are three trends that stood out.

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

Chairs with contemporary lines covered in rich floral brocades and silks were found throughout shows at this year's NYCxDesign, pointing to a trend informed by maximalism. Along with trends including lighting encased in cages and cast metal furniture, decadent fabrics covered in organic motifs of animals and plants were found throughout the week's exhibitions.

2 weeks ago | dezeen.com | Ellen Eberhardt

Self-stirring cocktails, a giant cube of olives and a tomato-filled sink are among our picks of food and beverage installations found at NYCxDesign. Nothing keeps a design week running quite like the charcuterie. Among displays of collectible furniture and objects, New York's local caterers and food designers also put their best foot forward with displays of towering cakes and tables spread with fresh vegetables at events hosted by Vitra, Lee Broom and more.