The Journal: Art, Space, and Intention

There is a profound, silent beauty in the landscape of the moon—a world defined by shadow, light, and a stark, monochromatic elegance. The Moonscape Series  is one of the most ambitious collections ever launched by DQTRS , representing the perfect intersection of scientific intrigue and design-forward presentation. The Technical Challenge of Weaving a Moon The Moonscape II  wall accents and the Moon Throw  are not merely "patterned" goods. They are topographic studies. To cap

To step into the world of DQTRS  is to step into a dialogue with art history. Central to this dialogue is our collaboration with the estate of the late, legendary Rex Ray. Ray was a pioneer of the San Francisco art scene, a man whose work bridged the gap between fine art, rock-and-roll posters, and high-end design. Understanding the Rex Ray Aesthetic Rex Ray’s work is often described as a "Time Warp"—a rhythmic, collage-based style that feels simultaneously mid-century and fu

In the hyper-accelerated world of 2026, our lives are increasingly lived behind glass screens and within digital algorithms. As our external world becomes more digitized, our internal world—the physical space we call home—must become more grounded. At DQTRS , we’ve observed a troubling trend: the "Great Flattening" of interior design. This is the phenomenon where mass-market, "fast-decor" retailers have turned the home into a disposable commodity. We believe it is time for a