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Read MoreDezeen has announced the design shortlist for this year's Dezeen Awards!
Read MoreA partnership between PB and Michael Graves Design puts a new spin on accessibility
Read MorePottery Barn took on the challenge of housing a CPAP machine used to treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) and a few other conditions. The result is a stylish nightstand that millions with the condition can use to conceal those pesky masks, cords and hoses while still keeping them within reach.
Read MoreMichael Graves Design has conceptualised and developed the Quick Fold Cane, an innovative walking cane.
Read MoreIf the markets latest debuts have any lesson to tell, it's that the design community indeed works better together.
Read MoreA major player in home furnishings is expanding its collection of products designed to better accommodate people with disabilities.
Read MoreHome decor just became a bit more stylishly safe.
Read MoreConsumers' age or degree of ability doesn't change their desire for high-quality design.
Read MoreIn this episode, I sat down with Ben Wintner, CEO of Michael Graves Design to learn more about their approach to creating products that work for a broader group of consumers, as well as about the partnership with Pottery Barn.
Listen NowEssential for some, better for all. “Accessibility” has become as buzzworthy a term as “sustainability,” with many brands attempting to capitalize on the moral arc that bends toward a more egalitarian design scene and consumer market in its slow march forward. But few are as nuanced in the practice as Michael Graves Design.
Read MoreThis week, Pottery Barn released a series of new collections that appear nearly identical to its existing Sausalito, Farmhouse and Cayman lines. Closer inspection reveals subtle differences: a dresser with a raised edge that runs along the top, a bed with a built-in bench at the end, a side table equipped with power outlets. For some, these changes offer a functional boost to everyday life—but for consumers with disabilities, they can make a world of difference.
Read MoreMichael Graves Design is a name synonymous with adaptive products; for the past 20 years, the architecture firm has been a leader in the accessible design space, known for its thoughtful product collaborations which aim to support people of different abilities.
Read MoreRob Van Varick of Michael Graves Design joins the show to talk about the company's new accessibility collection with Pottery Barn.
Listen NowAccessibility is often overlooked in furniture design, but leave it to Pottery Barn to change that. The beloved brand released its newest home collection with Michael Graves Design that puts accessibility, mobility, and safety at the forefront. This collection is the first of its kind, dedicated to providing functional yet beautiful products.
Read MorePottery Barn announced the launch of an accessible home furnishings collection developed in collaboration with Michael Graves Design.
Read MoreThe new collection designed by Michael Graves Design provides unique elements said to make life around the home easier.
Read MoreMichael Graves Design's renowned "Design for All" ethos meets Pottery Barn’s knack for elevating the everyday, birthing a permanent furniture collection that is beautiful as it is functional.
Read MoreMichael Graves Design, which is a notable name in the realm of design now works in collaboration with Pottery Barn on a new collection.
Read MoreBecause the right furniture works for everyone.
Read MoreA new Michael Graves design collaboration is unusually subtle about accessibility.
Read MoreThe integrated dresser grab rails are just one detail we love.
Read MoreThe Michael Graves Design for Pottery Barn collection brings together smart, accessible design and the signature Pottery Barn aesthetic.
Read MoreFunctional features were added to beloved beds, nightstands, and more.
Read MorePottery Barn has teamed up with Michael Graves Design to launch an accessible home furnishing collection.
Read MoreThe truly groundbreaking offering – 27 pieces that are ADA-compliant accessible updates to three of Pottery Barn’s best selling collections, plus several new designs – launches today after almost two years in development.
Read MoreMichael Graves Design has partnered with Pottery Barn to introduce a new accessible home collection, available from August 1 on potterybarn.com and in select stores. The collection provides practical solutions for various needs, including aging in place and living with disabilities, without sacrificing aesthetics.
Read MoreThe subtle tweaks to Pottery Barn chairs, dressers, and beds are designed to make life easier for people with medical conditions and limited mobility.
Read MorePottery Barn is getting ready to launch an accessible home furnishings collection in collaboration with Michael Graves Design, a company that had a renowned collaboration with Target years ago.
Read MoreThe new assortment launching in July will feature bedroom furnishings and upholstery pieces designed to make life at home safer and more accessible.
Read MorePottery Barn, a portfolio brand of Williams-Sonoma, Inc., announced the upcoming launch of an accessible home furnishings collection developed in collaboration with Michael Graves Design.
Read MoreThe Debut Collection Launching July 2024 Focuses on Functional, Accessible, and Beautiful Home Furniture.
Read MoreKnown for its expertise in accessible design, Michael Graves Design and Pottery Barn have partnered on a new collection of bedroom furnishings and upholstery pieces. The Michael Graves Design for Pottery Barn collaboration will launch in July 2024.
Read MoreThis Alessi Whistling Bird Kettle Makes Boiling Water Far More Pleasurable Than It Should Be Plus, it’s reasonably priced compared to other luxury brands.
Read MoreSee the full list of honorees of Fast Company’s 2023 World Changing Ideas Awards in the Art and Design category.
Read MoreThe Chief Design Officer at Michael Graves Design created a reimagined line of canes, walkers, and more for CVS.
Read MoreDesigning with disability and accessibility in mind has finally gone mainstream.
Read MoreIf I were to ask you right now when you plan to buy a new iPhone, television, or living room sofa, you’d probably have a solid ballpark estimate for each of them, ranging from a few months to maybe a decade. But if I were to...
Read MoreDrugstore giant CVS Pharmacy announced this week via press release the introduction of six home health care products developed in collaboration with Michael Graves Design. The modernized collection was developed for...
Read MoreIf you’re shopping for new furniture or clothing, chances are you’ll be able to buy something that expresses who you are, does its job well, and will make you feel excited to own. That isn’t the case for “durable medical equipment...
Read MoreEveryone by now has seen the whimsical cone-shaped kettle with the little plastic birdie affixed to its spout, designed by the architect Michael Graves. Since its introduction in 1985 by Alessi...
Read MoreMichael Graves may be one of the most prolific designers of our time. The Indianapolis native founded Michael Graves & Associates in Princeton, N.J., in 1964, and has designed more than 350 buildings around...
Read MoreIn 1997, a train ran late. The architectural firm Michael Graves Design (MGD) was in Washington, D.C., working on a restoration of the Washington Monument. Target executives were in town while planning...
Read MoreAmerican studio Michael Graves Architecture & Design has created new seats for players, umpires and line judges at the US Open Tennis Championships, which begin this coming week in Queens, New York...
Read MoreAll journalistic objectivity aside, I’m going to come right out and say, my favorite designer of all time is Michael Graves. Hands down. No qualifiers. No apologies. The Princeton-based architect...
Read MoreMichael Graves is credited with broadening the role of the architect in society and raising public interest in good design as essential to the quality of everyday life. He has displayed his talents not only as an architect...
Read MoreWhistling tea kettles have been letting off steam for at least a hundred years, and for Donald Strum, that's music to his ears. "It's primal," he told CBS News' Susan Spencer, "to be able to put something on a stove...
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