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An affinity for forthright assembly and local industry shines through the American designer’s furniture and objects.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. Next up, Anna Karlin, a furniture and interior designer who brings an element of surprise to everything she does.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. Next up, Bec Brittain, whose lights fantastic just recently lit up New York design week.

Azure looks at four designers making it big in the Big Apple by working their distinct aesthetic and formal signatures into brilliant furniture, lighting and interiors. First up, Fort Standard – the duo that’s making the most out of minimalism.

While clean lines and sinuous shapes play heavily in the Czech duo’s diverse portfolio – including glass fixtures for Lasvit and a loopy armchair for Cappellini – they never force an aesthetic.

The past and the present collide in the Swedish designer’s craft-based pieces made of pale wood and leather.

The brains behind his New York ­practice, Dror Benshetrit shares (some of) the secrets to his success ahead of his Azure Trade Talk at the Interior Design Show later this week.

We chat with the Bronx architecture firm Formlessfinder, which takes its first major step onto the world stage with the opening of its truss-roofed sand dune at Design Miami.

The Toronto architect reflects on the design of the Ontario Science Centre, which recently honoured him with an LG Innovator Award.

Headed by Zhang Ke, the Beijing firm defies both traditionalism and modernism with a growing portfolio that puts a new twist on the Chinese vernacular. Azure contributors Rodolphe el-Khoury and Zhao Pei report.