Monica Khemsurov

1 week ago | sightunseen.com | Monica Khemsurov

05.28.25 Sight Unseen Presents by Monica Khemsurov If there’s one true thing we’ve learned in 20 years of working in the design journalism, it’s that design fairs are better with friends.

1 week ago | dailyherald.com | Monica Khemsurov

Some favorite pitchers, pictured from left to right, from Completedworks, Georg Jensen, Ornamental by Lameice, Home Studyo, Niko June, Toogood, Helle Mardahl, and Poterie Barbotine. David Chow for Bloomberg Businesweek You may not have realized it, but summer is pitcher season. Think about it: For ice tea at lunch, for margaritas at sunset, for sangria at dinner and, of course, for ice water always. Sipping lemonade on a porch? Better with a full pitcher for refills.

2 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Monica Khemsurov

Some of our favorite pitchers, pictured from left to right, from Completedworks, Georg Jensen, Ornamental by Lameice, Home Studyo, Niko June, Toogood, Helle Mardahl, and Poterie Barbotine. Photographer: David Chow for Bloomberg Businesweek(Bloomberg) -- You may not have realized it, but summer is pitcher season. Think about it: For iced tea at lunch, for margaritas at sunset, for sangria at dinner and, of course, for ice water always. Sipping lemonade on a porch?

1 month ago | sightunseen.com | Monica Khemsurov

05.03.25 Saturday Selects by Monica Khemsurov A weekly recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: an Art Deco– and Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired textile collab between Block Shop and Sunbrella, two new design hotels for escaping into nature this summer, and a new series of lamps in wicker by Workstead.

1 month ago | sightunseen.com | Monica Khemsurov

04.18.25 Fair Report by Monica Khemsurov As someone who’s been to the Milan furniture fair nearly 20 times, it’s difficult not to become fatigued or jaded by the perpetual stream of exciting new product launches that are often neither exciting nor, in a larger sense, particularly new. Even the sheer volume of commercial releases that happen during the week, good or bad, is exhausting in and of itself — are there enough living rooms in the world to house all these chairs and side tables?