Sought-after Rolex and Heuer timepieces worn by cinematic legends will go on sale at a live online auction in December.

Signed by his first New York gallery only last year, the artist talks about his formalist inventions, his favorite possessions and how, coming to the end of the line, he wants to be remembered.

In partnership with Hermès Maison, Jasper Morrison has revisited one of his past designs, creating contemplative furniture for complicated times.

Architect Massimiliano Locatelli transformed a pair of industrial buildings into a sun-filled retreat open to southern Italian skies.

A throwback watch, a collection of NYC cookbooks and everything else we’re obsessed with this month.

From an unexpectedly cloudy Louis Vuitton suitcase to a new skin-care laser, September’s best-designed items and offerings as curated by WSJ.’s editors

Sixty years after launching his now-international art gallery, Arne Glimcher isn’t slowing down. His latest deal is a venture with two of his biggest rivals.

Newly restored, the house Fritz Haller created for the family behind USM showcases his designs for the company’s classic steel case goods.

An extensive renovation of Houston’s Rothko Chapel aims to honor the original vision of its creator, Mark Rothko.

Sarah Sze on installing her work at NYC’s now mostly empty travel hub and on the items that matter to her most.

From Bulgari gemstones to a butterfly puzzle, August’s best-designed items and offerings as curated by WSJ.’s editors.

When the TV mogul created Scandal’s fictional version of the White House, she took a page from Michael S. Smith’s redecoration of Obama’s Oval Office, now documented in the new book “Designing History.”

From Senegalese baskets to wooden essentials handcrafted in London to sophisticated sipping rums, a collection of objects and experiences to savor this summer.

The conceptual artist on donating work to fight the coronavirus, his recent, sold-out online show and the food he’s missing right now.

From Spotify’s Daniel Ek to young royals, many prominent Swedes have chosen Andreas Martin-Löf to design their interiors. The architect’s own apartment, in a restored 1936 building, shows his talent for bridging historic and contemporary design.

Cullors is part of the collaborative project “In Plain Sight,” which recruited sky-typing air fleets to write messages against mass detention and incarceration, which began the weekend of July 4: “What I feel really moved by is this idea that you can look up and see a message that’s affirmative.”

Clunky, view-obstructing window AC units are a thing of the past. The new wave of companies offering well-designed, quiet—dare we say—cool replacements.

From a series of sleek tinted lip oils to a glow-in-the-dark Panerai watch, everything new that’s caught the eye of WSJ. Magazine editors this month.

A fall getaway spent watercoloring armfuls of wild plants in France turned into wallpaper—a first for lighting designer Lindsey Adelman.