Sight Unseen

5 days ago | sightunseen.com | Dan Howarth

04.19.25 Saturday Selects by Dan Howarth A weekly recap to share with you our favorite links, discoveries, exhibitions, and more from the past seven days. This week: stainless steel urinal sculptures, a coral-colored house balanced on a steep site, and fruit-decorated furniture that aims to tackle the stigma of eating disorders. Interiors Jewelry brand Mociun’s Brooklyn store has been remodeled by Bower Studios to provide a space for both of them to exhibit their wares.

1 week ago | sightunseen.com | Monica Khemsurov

When the Italian boutique leather brand Marsèll opened its showroom a year and a half ago on Via Spiga, Milan’s luxury shopping street, it was an exercise in restraint — similar to the shoes and bags on offer, the interior, by Berlin’s Lotto Studio, took a minimal approach to form, with almost all the emphasis on the interplay of high-end natural materials like glass, stone, stainless steel, and walnut.

2 weeks ago | sightunseen.com | Deborah Shapiro

04.09.25 Interiors by Deborah Shapiro Studio Hagen Hall, an architecture and design firm in London founded by Louis Hagen-Hall, has a talent for creating spaces that are striking yet serene — making them look effortless while also paying meticulous attention to detail.

3 weeks ago | sightunseen.com | Dan Howarth

04.02.25 Interiors by Dan Howarth During a career spanning almost two decades, Julia King has worked for several of the interior design world’s heavy hitters — from Kelly Wearstler to Michael Smith to Charles DeLisle — and absorbed a little of each of their dramatically disparate design styles along the way.

4 weeks ago | sightunseen.com | Deborah Shapiro

03.26.25 Sighted by Deborah Shapiro Marimekko has long been a go-to for those seeking joyful bursts of color and pattern in their clothing, accessories, and home décor, from the oft-searched 1980s-era Dan River Tulip bedding to the ever-stylish (and, frankly, ahead of its time) gender-neutral shirting of the 1953 Jokapoika.