Images from the opening party of Tim Burton's exhibit at MoMA.

A stunning look behind the scenes of Kasthall's Swedish rug mill.

Giant knits by Christien Meindertsma are a part of Pioneers of Change, the Droog-sponsored exhibit on New York City’s Governor’s Island.

Contemporary art set in 17th century France. Veilhan Versailles, an exhibit of artist Xavier Veilhan’s work at the incredible Château de Versailles in Paris.

Three M's of design! Moss, Maharam and Moroso open their new fall exhibits in New York City.

The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Meyer May House celebrates 100 years with a Steelcase symposium looking forward to the Next 100.

A tour of Steelcase WorkLab in Grand Rapids, MI, included locally sourced pottery and geometric prototype panels called Echo.

London's tallest garden! An eight story high vertical garden by Patrick Blanc featuring over 260 plant species, 12,000 plants, has been unveiled on the Athenaeum Hotel in London’s Piccadilly neighborhood.

Dror Benshetrit is on a roll...from designing an interiors collection for Target to a new trivet for Alessi. Here is a peak into his New York City studio space.

Herman Miller's newest chair Setu, designed by Studio 7.5...Take a look at some behind the scenes images from concept to creation.

Felissimo’s 500 Colored Pencils is a subscription based program where subscribers receive color themed sets of 25 pencils each month. Colors include names like "Arizona Sunset" and "Drizzly Afternoon."

A sneak preview of Ron Arad: No Discipline, Arad's first major retrospective in the US. Running at MoMA from August 2 - October 10, 2009.

The Incident at Tower 37 is a computer animated film completed by students at Hampshire College. Guided by Pixar veteran Chris Perry, it challenges the model for independently produced animated films.

A look inside Facebook's new offices designed by O+A...the space is a former factory and retains some of the industrial elements...including this crane table.

A series of images of designer Ross Lovegrove in the studio while working on his Cosmic collection for Italian lighting manufacturer Artemide.

A behind-the-scenes look at the studio spaces of the designers and artisans from tableware company Teroforma.

A look at some in-progress sketches by Katie Deedy, designer of hand-printed narrative wallpaper line, Grow House Grow.

Makers Market in Long Island City, NY, is an open air marketplace that featured a curated selection of crafted products in a series of tents within the waterside park.

Noguchi ReINstalled marks the first time the Noguchi Museum's permanent collection is on view in its entirety since the spring of 2002.

Graypants rocked ICFF with their pretty cardboard Scrap Lights. Those guys are talented AND funny.

Here are some pictures of the Established & Sons' space in Milan from a bird’s eye view.

Hach Kaab Honey from Yucatán state...Design 4 Development, a social design organization, works with four honey cooperatives to bring high quality honey products from the region direct to market.

Dutch design company Moooi’s showing in Milan highlighted the company’s insuppressible charm with quirky pieces curated by founder Marcel Wanders.

Here are some fun pages from the new Hella Jongerius for Camper catalog that features Jongeriuslab designers weighing in on their inspirations and favorite designs.

An interview of 3 questions with designer Ronan Bouroullec who, with his brother Erwan, is introducing four products at the Salone in Milan.

The Path to Green Energy is a new set of layers on Google Earth trying to make it easier for solar and wind farm developers to figure out where they are least likely to meet resistance in their development.

Groundbreaking ergonomic seating designer Niels Diffrient answers 3 Questions with a clever sense of humor. Includes some great product shots and a sketch from 1983.

Ron Arad presents an exhibition of his new works at Timothy Taylor Gallery, April 8 - May 9, 2009.

Intrade, a Swedish wall coverings company introduces Contempo, a new collection of textured wallpapers.

Moroso’s 2009 spring outdoor collection for residential and hospitality applications is broad and eclectic, with inventive use of materials and bold color stories.

The last in a series 7...pages from New York City photographer Lucy Hamblin's sketchbook...includes a self portrait!

Luke Pearson of Pearson Lloyd answers 3 questions including: What is your favorite example of great design?

Living the Italian House in NYC presents a selection of Lombardy-designed furniture and home accessories in a narrative journey through the traditional Italian home.

Proenza Schouler teamed with Knoll Textiles for an interiors textiles line that reflects the fashion house's signature style. Here is the fabric collection, held against pieces from the boy’s Fall 2009 runway presentation.

Bunkers: Ruins of War in a New American Landscape is a collection by photographer Alex Fradkin that captures the architecture of war along the coast of the San Francisco Bay area.

Kasthall celebrates 120 years. These stunning woven and hand tufted rugs are at once sophisticated and playful. Our favorite is the speckled Tekla.

A look into the pages of New York City photographer Lucy Hamblin's sketchbook.