Ralph Lauren Home Debuts Loft-Inspired Collection; Mieke ten Have and Joël Brodovsky-Adam Among AD's October Discoveries
Ralph Lauren Home has launched a new collection that draws on the enduring appeal of loft living, described as urbane in character. The collection is among the October discoveries highlighted by Architectural Digest. Also featured is a new collection by Mieke ten Have for Rejuvenation, which is noted for mastering the art of the mix. Ceramics wunderkind Joël Brodovsky-Adam has been inspired by club culture in his latest work. In Amsterdam, a music room clad in marquetry goes against the grain, offering a distinctive design statement. The roundup further includes Dior lighting and a new Fortunato space, alongside Collina Strada's layered aesthetic. These items collectively showcase a range of design and art developments this month.
Key facts
- Ralph Lauren Home unveiled a new collection inspired by loft living.
- Mieke ten Have created a new collection for Rejuvenation.
- Joël Brodovsky-Adam is a ceramics artist inspired by club culture.
- A marquetry-clad music room is located in Amsterdam.
- The discoveries were featured by Architectural Digest in October.
- Dior lighting is among the highlighted items.
- A new Fortunato space is mentioned.
- Collina Strada is noted for a layered approach.
Entities
Artists
- Mieke ten Have
- Joël Brodovsky-Adam
Institutions
- Ralph Lauren Home
- Rejuvenation
- Architectural Digest
- Dior
- Fortunato
- Collina Strada
Locations
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands