Latest articles by Henrietta Thompson
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Designs of the Year 2013 exhibition at the Design Museum, London
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Gov.uk wins Design of the Year 2013
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Positive change: Annie Leibovitz adds new portraits to WOMEN
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London Design Festival retail round-up: the new stores to open their doors this month
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Dutch Design Week 2010
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Three designers are helping to create the office of the future
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D Tobias Wong, 1974 - 2010
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We're tickled pink by Design Haus Liberty and Yerra's Peruvian alpaca picnic set
Luxury rug maker Yerra and architecture studio Design Haus Liberty humanely sourced the finest Peruvian alpaca fur for ‘Isla’ – an ethical and sustainable Wallpaper* Handmade X project
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Supper Scene: design boutique Spazio Pontaccio’s pop-up dining event becomes an in-store installation
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Pieces of privilege: the V&A questions the idea and essence of luxury
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Brazilian Baroque: the Campana brothers on show at Melissa’s Galleria in Covent Garden
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Curtain Call by Ron Arad at the Roundhouse, London
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Fitting tribute: Blakstad Haffner Architects unveil latest piece in Utøya’s rebuilding
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Established & Sons’ limited editions hit Nomad St. Moritz
British company Established & Sons bring its limited editions back to life for collectible design fair Nomad, including pieces by Formafantasma, Barber & Osgerby, Terence Woodgate and more
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Party line: luxury drinks brand Clos19 is the toast of e-commerce
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New interiors collaboration melds Iranian and Californian influences
The Chelé X Shizaru collection is curated by interior designer Armita Ghasabi, and made in Iran
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Design Miami/ Basel 2011
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Biennale Interieur 2014: the Kortrijk furniture fair reframes the notion of home
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Artists think inside the box for a charitable selling exhibition
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The best new brands launched at the Salone del Mobile 2012
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Sabine Marcelis’ seamless intervention at the Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion
Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis installs new series No Fear of Glass at the Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion, adding a new poetic dimension to the modernist structure
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David Collins Studio reveals a wealth of projects at Phillips
Imagine a London without Claridge’s Bar, the Wolseley, J Sheekey, Nobu or Bob Bob Ricard. Or even without Pret a Manger, Eat or Harrods' 'Shoe Heaven'. Not only would it fail to be half as vibrant a city, but it wouldn’t be London. These spaces, and the myriad others designed by David Collins Studio over the last 30 years, define some of the most iconic aspects of London’s hospitality sector.
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Seasonal scents: Lyn Harris launches Perfumer H
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Acne launches a new ‘Candy’ collection
