Design tool Figma launched new AI-powered image-editing features today, including the ability to remove and isolate objects and expand images. The company said that these features will save the hassle ...

It’s been a whirlwind year in the design world. Winter kicked off with Maison&Objet and Paris Déco Off in January; by spring ...

Design tool Figma launched new AI-powered image editing features today, including the ability to remove and isolate objects and expand images. The company said that these features will save the hassle ...

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CPG is no longer just a business of labels on shelves. It is a system of learning, prediction and responsive action that ...

It may seem like fashion month just ended (and in a way it did — Couture was a mere few weeks ago), but the bi-annual extravaganza is once again here. The month, and the New York leg, got its ...

Interior design guru MaCenna Lee shows how to make DIY headbands and scrunchies with leather, linen, and silk. List of Republicans that want to stop all immigration American masculinity has a new unit ...

Business Insider asked four interior designers which bathroom trends are in and out for 2026. Tech features, statement tiles, and warm, earthy palettes are on the rise. However, all-white bathrooms, ...

The 300-person startup hopes bringing designers aboard will give it an edge in an increasingly competitive AI software market. Cursor, the wildly popular AI coding startup, is launching a new feature ...

There. We’ve gone and said it. Protein will be the biggest food trend of 2026. But this macronutrient won’t be the only major movement shaping the year. Other emerging trends are coming to the fore, ...

One of the season’s leading themes was “fashion as feeling”—a fitting sentiment not only captured in the movement of the clothes (the fringe! the feathers! the frothy lace!) as designers experimented ...