All about the 2019 edition of Design Miami, a smaller gathering of design connoisseurs featuring collectible design galleries.

Trends: it has become ever more necessary to incorporate natural, artisanal, handmade elements into our homes, as a way to feel more in touch with the earth and our roots.

Here are four Latin American design collections we loved at the London Design Fair 2019, including Crossovers by Adorno, Mexico Territorio Creativo, Uruguay XXI and Allpa X Studio Altar.

Presenting Miranda, a range of minimalist furniture pieces by Medellin-based design studio Perceptual.

Here’s a recap of some of our favorites from Paris Design Week, featuring standouts from Maison&Objet and the third edition of 1000 Vases.

Medellin Design Week has welcomed more than 6,000 attendees, boosting business, stimulating learning, and granting opportunities to emerging designers.

Buenos Aires- based curatorial experiment Quick Tiny Shows exhibits ten designers’ views on the world’s deepening environmental crisis.

Medellin Design Week will celebrate its 5th edition, bringing workshops, conferences, and an exhibit with pieces from local and international studios.

The infamous “millennial pink” has made appearances all over the design scene, from social media and printed materials, to clothing and furniture.

Masquespacio’s latest project comprises the creation of a concept store for Cuadernos Rubio, a traditional Spanish brand that produces educational tools like text books and workbooks, resulting in a recreational and interactive experience center in the heart of Valencia, Spain.

Mexican designer José Bermúdez and Juan Carlos Franco of Colombian studio Vrokka created Fauna, an artisanal collection that aims to spread awareness about the current risks to Latin America’s biodiversity. By abstracting the essential form of three endangered species from Mexico, Colombia and other parts of Latin America, Fauna acts as a tribute to the region’s extinct and at-risk animals.

Known for creating sophisticated, hand-woven artisanal rugs through an elaborate design process of interweaving natural and metal fibers, Colombian textile studio Verdi has finally opened its showroom in Bogotá, Colombia.

New York Design Week— or month is more like it— felt different this year. To start with, Collective Design and Sight Unseen Offsite were on hiatus, while the week’s biggest fairs felt slightly quieter than previous years. But there was still plenty of talent to discover as we ambled down the aisles of the expansive ICFF and the smaller but equally major Wanted Design Manhattan and Brooklyn editions. Keep scrolling and you’ll find our 20 highlights from New York’s two big shows, and stay tuned for our round-up of the month’s independent shows.

Mexico City-based Studio davidpompa recently launched its new Origo collection at Euroluce during last month’s Salone del Mobile in Milan. The Austrian and Mexican designer once again selected two unlikely materials, this time pairing black volcanic stone with the lightness and semitranslucence of white glass.

Milan Design Week is over and done with. We’ve all digested the awe-inspiring spaces, appreciated the contrast of a 16th-century castle with a day-old 3D-printed installation, and taken in the colors, textures and forms. As you probably know, we sent nonstop Instagram updates, sharing hundreds of live photos which you can still check out in our Instagram highlights! To follow, here’s our first bit of coverage from the fair, so scroll down for some of the best.