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Reeling off its success as 2012’s World Design Capital, Helsinki offers visitors an array of shops, museums and collections that embody some of the most prolific design innovations of the modern era.

World travelers bring their global aesthetic to a quaint home store in the bustling Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of New York City.

As New York Fashion Week comes to an end, it’s fitting to discover The Morgan Collection, created by a former ready-to-wear design director who took his passion for fashion and reinvented it into home textiles and furnishings.

Burning Man, eBay and a unique sense of style inspire Maple Glen, the latest property addition to the Red Lion Inn.

Philadelphia is a treasure trove of independent jewelry designers waiting to be discovered -- by you. Before visiting the big retailers, consider the phenomenal artisans who may be found locally but have worldly ambitions.

Published by H.F. Ullmann, "Modern Living Accessories: 100 Years of Design" presents a retrospective of the most important developments and highlights in design of the past 100 years, beginning with the latest trends for 2011.

A recent show house in Paris was initiated by AD Intérieurs’s query to thirteen interior designers to interpret the theme "journeys of the imagination."

For a pack rat, too much storage space can be as terrifying as too little.

LEDs have finally come of age, with eco-friendly products ranging from flashlights to undermounts.

The new trilingual, 720-page edition of "Modern Furniture: 150 Years of Design" is a sweeping retrospective of furniture design, ranging from an 1859 "bistro chair" to the latest design trends through 2011.