Rising Stars: Furniture, Lighting, and More by the Best New Designers Out There

Dwell’s 2022 list of emerging talent features meeting-the-moment furniture, lighting, and more objects for your home.

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Architects Nicolás Tovo and Teresa Sarmiento shielded their mostly glass home from view while preserving a connection to the outdoors.

The compact space he shares with his partner eschews clichés and embraces designer lighting.

Timber-clad interiors make it cozy while wall-length windows capture sweeping vistas of the Pacific.

Worrell Yeung creates a dark-green compound that feels private despite a busy road nearby.

Drew Straus calls on Laun Studio to update his 1930s house with a copper roof, cobalt-blue finishes, and a sunny music studio.

The founding partners of CO–G elevate mundane materials as they cleverly divide the space for work, rest, and play.

Donceles has languished in the shadow of exclusive beach resorts, and the designers think new residents could bring life back to the area.

They pooled their resources to replace a dilapidated single-family residence with a row of three compact, energy-efficient homes for their own families.

After discovering the sustainable art of kokeshi, Kazuki Guzmán worked it into his own design practice—and began sharing it with others.

The Lost Whiskey Club, in the hills of Virginia hunt country, encourages visitors to disconnect in order to reconnect with nature and each other.

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Aly Morford and Leigh Lincoln of Pure Salt Interiors give a designer’s point of view on how to achieve the perfect kitchen lighting.