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A tectonic effect steals the scene at a Montreal lounge designed by Sid Lee Architecture and Ædifica.

Ahead of the opening of Mario Cucinella’s exhibition in Toronto, the Italian architect discusses how he merges sustainability with beauty in his futuristic buildings.

As temperatures continue to rise, cooling off is priority numero uno. Here are our picks of vibrant, low-impact accessories from top-notch brands including Dedon and Gandia Blasco that keep you cool indoors and out.

Yesterday, the Brit Insurance Design of the Year award announced that it’s top prize goes to the Plumen 001 low-energy light bulb, by Samuel Wilkinson and product design company Hulger.

“Everything revolves around energy and water, the two resources necessary for life” – that’s the focus of the ISH expo, taking place this week in Frankfurt.

Until this Friday Blu Dot is accepting your ideas, designs, personal possessions – even promises of intergalactic journeys – in exchange for a chair, sofa, bed or table of your choosing.

In our March/April issue, on newsstands now, Arik Levy discusses the future of the modern workstation. When he was in Toronto for the 2010 IIDEX/NeoCon show, the designer sat down with Azure for this exclusive video interview, where he reveals his modus operandi, his hidden desire to reinvent the screw, and more. Watch the video after the jump.

Six new cutlery launches from Alessi, Skitsch and others celebrate shapely forms and innovative materials.

What Happens When, Manhattan’s latest pop-up restaurant, transforms its food, music, branding and decor every 30 days for nine months.

The latest works from Made Out Portugal include a found object bazaar, furniture created from architecture, a two-dimensional chair and a multifunctional floor light.