Fletcher Priest Architects’ month-long exhibition explores how Norwegian design, natural materials and craftsmanship can ...

Visitor registration is open for Design at Work New York, March 10–11, 2027, featuring workplace interiors, leading brands and CEU-accredited learning . As New York’s only dedicated workplace ...

Exhibited at New Designers at London’s Business Design Centre in July, Merrie Elisabet Wells’ Ūru Loop impressed the judges with its commercial potential, modular versatility and commitment to ...

The textile house formerly known as Kirkby Design has entered a new chapter, sharpening its visual identity and unveiling a ...

More often than not, when preparing to interview a significant cultural figure, one is sent a semi-apologetic email beforehand from a PR representative, asking that the questions be sent in advance ...

Necessity is the mother of invention – or in the case of Jeanette Cutlack, inventiveness. Cutlack’s hearty, home-cooked meals, served in a side room of her house on the Isle of Mull to her lodgers, ...

Since setting up Aina Kari amid lockdown in 2020, Marina Cighir has been on a mission to reconnect the contemporary design world with the beauty and heritage of Venetian glassmaking. Launching ...

In a showcase supported by Pro Helvetia at Milan Design Week, Swiss designer Noelani Rutz presented a project that explored the creative dialogue between two ...

‘It was never about building a big studio, but creating something exciting that people could connect with,’ says Liam McGroarty, one half of YOUTH, the Manchester-based interiors studio delivering a ...

One of the highlights of the design calendar, the New Designers exhibition not only presents the opportunity for graduates to showcase their accomplishments to industry and press, but it also offers a ...

From bollards to shutters, Centolire Multitools documents Milan’s financial district through metal details and architecture. The limited-edition book by Luca A. Caizzi brings a contemporary twist to ...

Originally conceived in the late 1970s but never brought to market, the PK23 has a strange and surprising history. It was one of the last designs Kjærholm developed before his untimely death in 1980, ...