Nine Astronomy Photographer of the Year Shortlist Images Span Auroras, Nebulae and Moonrise
From a comet above the Alps to a supermoon over Paris, the 2026 shortlist pairs distant celestial subjects with striking places on Earth.
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From a comet above the Alps to a supermoon over Paris, the 2026 shortlist pairs distant celestial subjects with striking places on Earth.
A five-volume set from The Huntington pairs scientific archives with more than 625 images, from anatomy studies to space photography.
Lawrence Azerrad and Richelle Ellis bring nearly 100 contributors together to show how looking to space can sharpen our sense of place on Earth.
Phaidon’s October 15 book gathers more than 200 images spanning centuries, from Hilma af Klint’s drawings to interactive mushroom sculptures.
Webb’s NIRCam and MIRI show how a hot white dwarf shapes the Lion Nebula’s shells, rings and dust—and how quickly the structure will disperse.
A journey to Tinos for the Hermès Cut timepiece connects the rhythms of the island with reflections on craft, history and the scale of human time.
Vangelis Bonios balances Greek materials and island histories with European influences, shaping interiors around light, contrast and local identity.
Mirjam Danke and Olaf Schulz shape warm, restrained spaces by working with natural materials, removing visual noise and letting existing character lead.
Vanessa Heepen and Clemens Poloczek pair photography and curation in “Silhouette,” the second Spatial Dialogue editorial from Forma Gallery and Ignant.
The stylist draws on dance, book collecting and small domestic rituals to make rooms feel layered, personal and lived in.
Mira Nakashima shares how the workshop grew from her father’s ideas, and how its buildings, furniture and daily work keep those principles alive.
Noah’s Torio pairs modularity with a palette developed with Raw Color, framing the sofa as a sculptural piece that can evolve with daily life.
Berlin designer and curator Maj van der Linden turns a small storefront into a changing gallery for contemporary craft, material study and collaboration.
Hsin-Ying Ho and Kai-Ming Tung build INDERGARTEN through stacking, subtraction and shared experiments, extending the collection at Tokyo’s LICHT Gallery in 2025...
Julien Budnik and Ricarda Sophie Lorenz unite bespoke carpentry with layered interiors, hand-selected timber and a clear design point of view.
Founded by Maximilian Huber and Dominic Kim in 2022, Marbledworks pairs stone with metal and glass through local production and hands-on finishing.
ORFÈVRE brings Walter Wittek’s sculptural jewelry into focus, including a ring whose diamond appears to float through the tension of its band.
Sanghyeok Lee’s ARC collection uses oak, arches and carefully arranged gaps to connect furniture with the rooms and people around it.
Celeste Asfour turns a little-used Berlin courtyard into a seasonal café, balancing rich materials, playful details and room for different ways to gather.
Tomás Fernandes and Natasza Grzeskiewicz built a Lisbon home, studio and showroom where Portuguese materials and lived-in objects shape the design experience.