The new movie from Academy Award–winning Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar chronicles the story of a blind filmmaker who experiences flashbacks to the period before a car accident that took both his sight and the love of his life, Lena (Penélope Cruz).

Many of the rooms featured in Met Home are designed around collections of art, which makes perfect sense: People who love design usually love art, and vice versa. In the photo above, a collecting couple installed many pieces of museum-quality art in their Miami condo.

Everyone likes the idea of staying in shape, but a treadmill in the living room isn’t exactly the definition of stylish décor.

The 90th Anniversary of Bauhaus isn’t until 2010, but the tributes have already begun.

Readers of “I on Design” already know that I am mad about Jimmie Martin, the couture London-based company whose furniture is about as cutting edge as it gets these days.

Studio ceramist Kathy Erteman's "Traffic Patterns" exhibition recently opened at the Greenwich House Pottery's Jane Hartsook Gallery in New York City.

Eva Zeisel fans rejoice!

Peaches, greens and other seasonal produce are easy to access in most of America, but in inner city Detroit, not so much until now.

We’ve long been fans of Suzani patterns, and this Uzbek-inspired pillow by Viva Terra is a beautiful interpretation in rich glimmering gold. At 18˝ square, it’s a fabulous accent to add a little worldly flair to a classic bedroom, and at half off, it’s definitely worth the purchase.

We may be a little rusty on our paper crane folding skills, but we still love the look of the Japanese paper art form. So when we saw Polish designer Jakub Piotr Kalinowski’s footstool design, we flipped.