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Discover How Interior Designer Jessica Gersten Channels the Work of Brancusi and Modigliani

6 days ago | 1stdibs.com | Andrew Sessa

Over the course of her nearly two decades as an interior designer, former fashion-world executive Jessica Gersten has carved out a niche creating spaces filled with what she describes as “sculptural, intriguing” pieces. “That’s what people come to me for” — that and her willingness to “take calculated risks.” She gives credit for this signature style to an early fashion job, in the women’s design studio at Ralph Lauren.
Floret Studio’s Randall Jones Knows Just Where to Shop for Fine Design

1 week ago | 1stdibs.com | Ted Loos

When the New York interior designer Randall Jones walks into a gallery, she assesses the offerings for a few moments — you can see the gears turning. Very quickly, she decides what she likes and, more importantly, how she would use a particular object. She calls her design style “considered,” which is true enough, but it is also commanding, and it’s led her to early success as the founder of the residential and hospitality design firm Floret Studio, now five years old.
Charu Gandhi Designed This London Flat with Elegance and Comfort in Mind

1 week ago | 1stdibs.com | Claudia Baillie

This year, the Art Deco movement celebrates its 100th anniversary. So it’s fitting that this recently completed apartment by British design practice Elicyon — an esteemed member of the 2025 1stDibs 50 — is based in London’s 60 Curzon.
A New Exhibition Spotlights the Nuance of 1940s Art and Design

2 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | Rachel Davies

With World War II raging for the first half of the decade, the 1940s were a time of immense strife. Still, even with the constraints of the period, artists and designers continued to experiment, generating ideas and creating objects and ideas that remain potent today. Such is the thesis of “Boom: Art and Design in the 1940s,” an exhibition on view at Philadelphia Museum of Art through September 1.
A Cavernous Brooklyn Space Gives New Meaning to the Phrase ‘Artist’s Loft’

2 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | Hilarie M. Sheets

Artist Ray Smith‘s studio and loft, sited near the head of the Gowanus Canal, in Brooklyn, has had many lives. Built in the 1800s, the structure was once a foundry producing engine heads for large electric turbines. In another incarnation, it was a blacksmith’s shop, where the horses of Brooklyn were shod.
Symbols of Happiness and Rebirth Adorn This Japanese Satsuma Bowl

3 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | John Wogan

Japan’s Meiji period (1868–1912) was a time of rapid modernization and expanding international trade, ideal conditions for the nation’s artisans to showcase their talents on a global stage. Among them was Senzan (泉山), a skilled ceramist known for his Satsuma ware, a type of earthenware named for the province where it originated, around the late 16th century, and which by the 19th century was characterized by an ivory-colored background and elaborate designs embellished with gold.
How Will Cannes Be Enforcing Its New ‘No Nudity’ Rule?

3 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | Rachel Davies

You can depend on celebrities at the Cannes Film Festival to make bold fashion statements (and headlines). But this year, the biggest news out of the south of France isn’t what stars are wearing but what they’re no longer allowed to. Just 24 hours before the festival was set to open on Tuesday, a change in its dress code was spotted, per CNN.
1stDibs 50 Designer Molly Kidd Invites Us into her Family’s Oregon Home

3 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | Cara Greenberg

Most interior designers prepare for client presentations with mood boards and fabric swatches. Oregon-based Molly Beth Kidd woos — and wows — prospective clients with flowers. “I’ll create a floral arrangement not only for inspiration in terms of color, form and texture but also for design direction, whether contemporary or modern, traditional or forward-thinking,” Kidd says. “The clients love it.” Not least because they get to take home a bespoke bouquet.
Some of the Most Eye-Catching Met Gala Watches Are Available on 1stDibs

4 weeks ago | 1stdibs.com | Rachel Davies

As one of the cochairs of the Met Gala, it was only fitting that Colman Domingo brought the heat to the evening’s watch scene. The actor wore an unreleased Omega Speedmaster on which very little information is available, aside from the fact that it’s 18-karat gold. Although fans of Domingo’s gala wrist wear will have to wait to try on that particular model, plenty of other Speedmasters are available on 1stDibs.
Beyoncé’s ‘Cowboy Carter’ Tour Looks Feature Custom Designer Creations

1 month ago | 1stdibs.com | Rachel Davies

If you needed proof that Beyoncé is doing country music — and fashion — her way, you need look no further than the first night of the Cowboy Carter tour. She opened the nearly three-hour-long show in an all-white custom leather Mugler look composed of a fringed jacket, corseted bodysuit, buckled chaps and, of course, cowboy hat. Later, she wore a red-bandana-print catsuit designed by Moschino and a bedazzled denim-printed catsuit by Roberto Cavalli.