Design at the Gate
The moment you step off the plane at Piedmont Triad International Airport—before you reach baggage claim, before you grab a rental car—you meet design. If you’re one of the two million travelers who passed through PTI, you’ve seen it: monumental wood consoles carved from tree roots, cavernous onyx bowls, life-size wire figures, and the sculptural seatbelt chair. The eye wanders over
Designing Wellbeing: A beginner’s guide to biophilic design
We're currently planning a conference called Designing Wellbeing which is about how beauty, nature, and thoughtful design can improve human health. This topic has been sparking lively conversations within the architecture and design community—and what’s really exciting is that medical professionals are leaning into it too. Through research, case studies, and real-world trials, science is proving what many of us instinctively
June Design Days
For June Design Days, June 4+5, we've got an eye on custom and all the ways interior designers can create bespoke experiences for their clients.
HPxD profiles award winning furniture maker Jeremy Kamiya
HPxD caught up with Jeremy Kamiya, founder of Kamiya Furniture to pose a few questions after S/23 High Point Market. Jeremy Kamiya (pronounced Ka-mee-ya) is a self-taught furniture maker and HPxD member who works out of his High Point design studio – a detached garage – on historic Johnson Street in High Point, NC. Q: Describe your market week. A: My HPMKT week