Latest articles by Emma O'Kelly
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Time travel: Gabriel & Guillaume host Parisian pop-up at Christofle
With eclecticism at their core, and a united belief that shopping should be fun, Gabriel & Guillaume have ‘popped up’ in Paris. For the next month, the duo have taken over the upstairs rooms of Christofle’s headquarters to curate three mises-en-scène where 18th century mirrors sit next to 1970s bamboo lighting and rare art nouveau finds
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Jerwood Gallery by Hat Projects, Hastings
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Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert renders 'Human Nature' in glass for the London Design Festival
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Best in show: Furniture Makers’ Company reveals Design Guild Mark awards 2016
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Established & Sons bounces back from the brink at this year’s Salone del Mobile
Established & Sons burnt brightly before almost burning out. Now new management and a creative old hand are out to prove the brand can deliver...
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Modern movements: Georg Jensen reworks its classic Koppel watch
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Graham Sutherland show at Modern Art Oxford, UK
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In memoriam: Ruth Aram (1966 - 2018)
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Found art: Gabriel de la Mora’s first solo show at London’s Timothy Taylor Gallery
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Yorkshire takeover: Anthony Caro’s sculptures celebrated across Leeds and Wakefield
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Tom Dixon, Faye Toogood and more join Bill Amberg for new digitally printed leather range
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Elmgreen & Dragset’s Fourth Plinth, in London’s Trafalgar Square
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Art by the Yard: Women Design Midcentury Britain
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Audi Urban Future Award 2010: winner announced
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Top 10 picks at Stockholm Furniture Fair
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Hublot design prize winners make a big bang during Tokyo Design Week
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A daredevil hotelier and crack team of creatives are burnishing Brunkebergstorg’s brutal beauty
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Hidden gem: Bulgari’s new state-of-the-art jewellery manufacture in Valenza
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Frieze London 2017: galleries take a calmer and more considered stand
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Yinka Shonibare steps into the curator’s seat with a sharp survey of African art
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Christo lifts the veil on a rarely-seen early work, plus what’s next for the artist
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Art15: how and why public museums are no longer defining the art scene
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Less is Moor: the Yves Saint Laurent Museum is set to be a lesson in restrained elegance
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Thomas Heatherwick reveals how he will transform grain silos into an ambitious new art museum
