Daniella Ohad

Since the inception of Design Miami in 2005, modern and contemporary design has become one of the most dynamic and influential territories in the international marketplace, dominating the curated interior of the 21st century. Initially shaped in response to the fine art market, collecting design has become a discipline in its own right, acting as […]

“For the last fifteen years,” wrote Argentinian designer Cristián Mohaded at the opening of the catalogue of his recent retrospective at the Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo in Buenos Aires, “I have attempted to create a specific way of conceiving and producing design that brings to the surface the potential that lies buried in Argentina’s

If you pass by 14 Boulevard de l’Hôpital in the 13th arrondissement in Paris today, you won’t see anything special. However, during the 1960s and 1970s, it was the home of one of the most interesting design galleries of its time. Galerie Nicole Chapo was Paris’ temple of design; a cozy, domestic space that offered

For Milan-based Italian artist Mauro Mori, every piece of furniture has a soul, a personality, and a spirit, with each piece ultimately reflecting its maker’s hands. The process of making Mori’s furniture is a long one, whether he is carving a wooden table in his small workshop on the island of Seychelles, or chiseling and

Ron Arad is holding a new exhibition, and this is one to celebrate, because it has been a long time since his furniture was placed at the center of a curated show. Titled Prouvé / Arad – Masters of Metal, it explores the connection between these two influential designers and celebrates the realization of one

In the global furniture movement of the 21st century, British designer Paul Cocksedge (b. 1978), co founder of Paul Cocksedge Studio is a major player, known for his elegant, minimal, and exciting objects born from a strong passion for materials, where boundaries are pushed across the board, where complex, out-of-the-box engineering marvels are the tools

In design and architecture, there must always be a pioneer that shakes conventions, brings daring approaches and fresh transformations, and comes to shape places in new, innovative ways. In Northern California that pioneer is San Francisco-based interior designer Nicole Hollis, who has certainly forged a distinctive narrative within the world of contemporary interior design and

The booth presented by Onishi Gallery at the Salon Art + Design was curated by design connoisseur Daniella Ohad, and it brings Japanese objects into the heart of the contemporary New York City interior. The rich body of contemporary handcrafted objects originating in Japan has gradually entered the celebrated arena of collectible design. It has