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Domino’s first-ever digital issue is a party. And just like any good celebration, it has the just-right mix of people and things. Aside from being an exclusive look into the homes of design’s newest voices, it also serves up an expertly curated playlist for your next party; a bright blue cocktail recipe from the season’s most anticipated cookbook; and need-to-know brands, makers, and artists.
Because we’ve featured the coolest people we know, it’s no surprise that the pieces they’ve collected for their homes are equally fresh. From Beverly Nguyen’s 400-square-foot New York City apartment to the Los Angeles casita of Abel Macias, there’s something to find in each home tour—whether it’s the lamps on the nightstands or the art on the walls. Below, you’ll find a roundup of our favorite discoveries, pulled straight from our House Party issue.
June + Blue
Checkmate 05 Rug
June + Blue
Checkmate 02 Rug
June + Blue
All the wonderfully textured wool rugs from June + Blue are sourced straight from Morocco, and they bring every space a global touch, including cover star Mia Moretti’s treehouse-esque Hollywood home. She opted for one from the Checkmate Collection (in collaboration with interior designer Abbie Naber), which includes the graphic diamond patterns we’ve been eyeing everywhere lately. While the brand is based in France, it offers free worldwide shipping.
Vince Skelly
Gela Stool
Vince Skelly
Valletta Oak Chair
Vince Skelly
There’s no shortage of perfect imperfections in the wood stools by Southern California artist Vince Skelly. As much sculpture as furniture, his pieces originate from a single block of locally sourced wood and are then carved down to organic forms, as seen scattered in Moretti’s dining room.
Completed Works
Object 23 Mug
Completed Works
Giant Wake Vessel
Completed Works
Though the pieces spotted in cover star Beverly Nguyen’s Tribeca apartment are ceramic, all the soft folds in Completed Works’s vessels make them resemble fabric or paper. They’re so interesting to look at that they don’t even need flowers to seem complete.
Osamu Yokonami
Assembly/Kumo Series
Osamu Yokonami
Assembly/Kumo Series
Osamu Yokonami
The striking photography of Tokyo-based artist Osamu Yokonami is a centerpiece of sorts in Nguyen’s otherwise all-white home. From his Assembly series, Yokonami depicts students in uniform, a piece that expresses individuality and community—two ideas from which Nguyen has built her beloved brand.
Nick McPhail
'Landing' oil on canvas
Nick McPhail
'Entrance' oil on canvas
Nick McPhail
What art do artists hang in their homes? In the case of Abel Macias, Los Angeles painter Nick McPhail’s vibrant palettes and bold brushstrokes line the walls. Macias hung one of McPhail’s more serene works—a modern building subtly peeking through lush foliage—in his bedroom.
Bradley Duncan Studio
Sulfur Sun Footed Bowl
Bradley Duncan Studio
Carved Triangle Waveform 2
Bradley Duncan Studio
From Douglas fir “waveforms” sculptures, which appear in Macias’s home, to textured stoneware pedestal bowls, it’s clear that artist Bradley Duncan is a master of many mediums. Originally from Ohio and currently living in Los Angeles, Duncan celebrates the Shaker community’s craftsmanship, as well California’s native wildlife.
Art Resources
Table
Art Resources
Dresser
Art Resources
Sarin Vongkusolkit’s Bangkok home is filled with local brands, like the family-owned Art Resources. The Art Deco–inspired furniture mixes materials we don’t often see together, such as wood and parchment in a dresser, or bronze and shagreen in a side table.
House of Hues
Trippy Dripping Cushion Cover
House of Hues
Ripple Candle
House of Hues
After leaving her financial consulting job, Vongkusolkit started House of Hues, her very own homewares brand. The lean e-commerce collection offers squiggly candles, marbleized cushions, 3-D-printed vases, and more colorful goods.
Royal Stranger
Embrace Armchair
Royal Stranger
Marshmallow Table Lamp
Royal Stranger
Rounded edges rule in Royal Stranger’s fun-filled furniture collection. Designer Jessica Aryomloo scored a bubblegum pink lamp for her client’s bedside, but that’s just the beginning of the Portuguese brand’s über-mod offerings.
Mambo Unlimited Ideas
Carousel Wall Lamp
Mambo Unlimited Ideas
State Bench Settee
Mambo Unlimited Ideas
Also handcrafted in Portugal, Mambo Unlimited Ideas delivers furniture as sleek and smooth as it comes—there’s hardly a sharp corner in sight. Ayromloo chose the brand’s Helio lamp for a children’s room, adding a touch of sophistication to a playful space.