Discover Dean Davidson’s New Collection
Shop the newest Dean Davidson collection, featuring luminous moonstone and labradorite hand-cut to reveal each stone’s natural character. Designed in Toronto and handcrafted by artisans in Jaipur, every piece pairs Dean Davidson’s signature brushed finish with meticulous craftsmanship and a global perspective.
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Golden Hour, Extended
Capture the essence of a sun-drenched Amalfi golden hour with Brooklyn Candle sStudio limited-edition summer collection, blending fresh citrus, basil, and sea salt. Light one up to keep those warm, coastal vibes lingering in your space long after summer.
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Prep Like a Pro. Serve in Style.
From prepping dinner to serving a beautiful spread, Fredericks & Mae cutting boards supply color and flair while fulfilling your entertaining needs.
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Mediterranean-Inspired Design for Everyday Living
Elevate your countertop with Octaevo’s minimalist wire baskets, where thoughtful design meets everyday function. Perfect for displaying fruit, bread, or standing alone as a striking centerpiece, their geometric steel wire construction casts beautiful shadows while bringing a refined Mediterranean aesthetic to any space.
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New From Bolgawoven
Nanasei Agyemang collaborates with artisans in Ghana’s Upper East Region to craft museum-quality Bolgawoven baskets from sustainable elephant grass, transforming an agriculturally barren landscape into a thriving hub of economic opportunity. By blending majestic design with eco-friendly business practices, his work provides critical income for local weavers while bringing stunning, organic textures to collectors worldwide.
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New From Robert Sorell
Born in Manhattan, Robert Sorrell’s fascination with jewelry began as a child, inspired by his mother’s collection and the glamour of classic Hollywood films. His early passion grew into a professional career, leading to high-profile collaborations with icons like Thierry Mugler, Madeleine Albright, RuPaul’s Drag Race and more.
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Limited Edition Pieces by Jessica Lichtenstein
In celebration of Jessica Lichtenstein: Rewilding, the artist’s first solo museum exhibition now on view, The Store at MAD is offering a curated selection of signed, limited-edition prints and home comforts designed by the artist.
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No Two are Ever the Same | Weather Report Ceramics
Each Weather Report piece is handcrafted in New York City by ceramic artist Mary Carroll, transforming clay and glazes into vibrant miniature landscapes. Inspired by clouds, waves, mountains, and blooms, every piece celebrates the beauty of nature and the unpredictability of the creative process. Discover one-of-a-kind ceramics that bring color, texture, and raw artistry to your space.
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A New Season of Heirlooms
Explore our RE:FINE Spring 2026 collections featuring new pieces from 18 visionary fine jewelers. Each design blends exceptional craftsmanship with a modern point of view. All are created to be worn every day and treasured for years to come.
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MAD about books!
Explore our curated collection of books, featuring a stunning array of art, design and craftsmanship!
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book of the month!
Nike: Form Follows Motion
Material: Hardcover
Size: 8.75" x 11.75" / 352 Pages
Unfolding five decades of design, collaboration and cultural impact from one of the most iconic sneaker brands of all time
Published to accompany the fall 2024 exhibition at the Vitra Design Museum in Germany, this volume explores the design history of Nike, one of the world’s most revered sports brands. The exhibition catalog follows the evolution of the company’s design culture, tracing milestones, iconic objects and inspirations across their 50-year legacy. It also highlights Nike’s scientific research, which always begins with close examination of the body in motion, ultimately melding technology, function and aesthetics.
The book features a wealth of previously unseen materials including rarities and one-offs from the company’s early days in the 1960s, original design drawings and prototypes of iconic sneaker models, historical documents and films, and the results of collaborations with creative figures such as Virgil Abloh and Marc Newson. It also illuminates the stories behind iconic objects and innovations, such as the development of the first waffle sole in the kitchen of Nike cofounder Bill Bowerman, or the story of the Tennessee State University Tigerbelles, a team of Black female athletes during the Black Power era in the United States.
Leading design historians provide essays on diverse topics including the use of graphics, collaborative relationships with athletes and fashion designers, advanced R&D and more. In addition, the book features excerpted interviews with over 50 figures who have played a key role in Nike’s history, arranged in a readable conversational format. Not just for “sneakerheads,” the book provides deep insight into one of the world’s most sophisticated design entities and the relationship between product design, technical innovation and social change.
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