2022 年度最佳产品设计、艺术和活动回顾

As we take some time on our annual break to recharge, we’ve left with you with a little something to keep you wanting more—our archives of the year that was. Today we share a category we have a major soft spot for, the Best of Product Design, Arts and Events from 2022.

One of our favourite round-ups to curate, it’s also the hardest to define encompassing everything from innovative furniture, lighting, materials and accessories; collectible and independent design; tributes to design greats; to the sprinkle of art and design events, and everything in between—we’ve got you covered. Happy clicking!

See All Yellowtrace 2022 Archives Here.

Explore our archives through the years: 2021 Archive / 2020 Archive / 2019 Archive / 2018 Archive / 2017 Archive / 2016 Archive / 2015 Archive / 2014 Archive / 2013 Archive / 2012 Archive / 2011 Archive / 2010 Archive

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PRODUCT DESIGN — LIGHTING.

Contemporary Craft: Flora Lighting Collection by In Common With and Sophie Lou Jacobsen.

Reflection Through Play: The Moonsetter Lamp by Anne Boysen for Louis Poulsen.

Lambert & Fils Launch a New Lighting Collection at the 2nd Edition of Caffé Populaire.

Highlights from Melbourne Design Week 2022.

Luminaires by Eileen Gray.

Highlights from Milan Design Week & Salone del Mobile 2022, Part 03.

The Cinematic Beauty of Viabizzuno’s Coppibartali Light.

‘Signals’ at Galerie Kreo by Barber Osgerby.

Rodolphe Parente’s Debut Furniture & Lighting Collection.

Wall Lights by New York Ceramicist Chardean Chum.

Ceramic Lamps by Hsian Jung Chen.

Frames by Muller Van Severen.

Playfully Portable: Piton Portable Lamp by Tom Chung for Muuto.

Conduit Table Lamp by Hoi Kaloi.

Layla Table Lamp by Serena Confalonieri for MM Lampadari.

Remember to Play: Highlights from 3 Days of Design 2022.

PRODUCT DESIGN — FURNITURE.

A Personal Living Experience: Gala Seating System by Cristina Celestino.

Stolen Objects from the Sea by Uchronia and Antoine Billore.

Studio Akademos’ Debut Furniture Collection.

Glas Italia’s New Collections Fresh from Salone del Mobile 2022.

T Shelf by Formafantasma for Hem.

An Icon Revisited: Varier Introduces Ekstrem.

Works of Sobriety: Studio Haos Debuts Fourth Collection at Love House.

Sight Unseen Debuts Furniture Collection in Collaboration with Bestcase.

The Birth of Vero, a New Italian Design Brand.

Atelier de Troupe Unveils DADA Collection.

Highlights from Milan Design Week 2022, Part 01.

Sarah Ellison Unveils a 70s Inspired Sofa in Collaboration with Pantone.

MATERIALS & FINISHES.

Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance’s Freestanding Azulejo Screens are an Ode to the Ocean.

Highlights from Milan Design Week & Salone del Mobile 2022, Part 02.

Tajimi Custom Tiles Debuts at Milan Design Week 2022.

Forite Tiles by Studio Plastique & Snøhetta for Fornace Brioni.

INDEPENDENT & COLLECTIBLE DESIGN.

Jane Atfield 30th Anniversary Exhibition at Emma Scully Gallery in NYC.

Liquid Geology: CAN& s Experimental Material Research Launches a Debut Table Collection.

Looks like Magic: Textile Clay by Jorge Penadés.

Material Research: Rícino Lamps by Estúdio RAIN.

From Industrial Processes to One-off Objects: Jello by Marco Campardo.

Sweet Illusion by Helle Mardahl Studio.

The Candy Box Collection by Draga & Aurel.

Mythology Woven Artwork Collection by Kustaa Saksi.

Communicating Climate Change Through Design: Temperature Textiles by Raw Color.

Molten Memories by Sarah Roseman.

Perception, Perspective and Reflection: Ordinary Miracles by Rive Roshan.

‘Standing Monumental’ Multifunctional Sculpture by Niamh Barry.

Linde Freya Tangelder’s Latest Exhibition in Antwerp Is Bold, Brutalist and Beautiful.

Big Woods Furniture Collection by Aaron Poritz.

Raw Objects by Theodore Psychoyos.

Maison Intègre’s Debut Collection of Bronze Works Revives the Lost Wax Technique of West Africa.

Harmonious Contradiction: MASA and Sotheby’s Debut Collaboration.

This Mexico City Exhibition Spotlights the New Generation of Latin American Designers.

ART & EXHIBITIONS.

Ricardo Bofill’s La Muralla Roja Through the Lens of Andrés Gallardo.

Future Vision: Aerial Sculptures and Architecture by DRIFT.

Chiharu Shiota: The Soul Trembles at the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane.

French Ceramicist Grégoire Scalabre’s Latest Masterpiece Is Inspired by a Greek Goddess.

Australian Glass Artist Jessica Loughlin’s Ethereal Show ‘Of Light’.

Daniel O’Toole’s New Art Series Reflects on Colour, Nature & Climate Warming.

Chroma Tales: Limited Edition Photo Series by Daniel Shipp.

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