Latest articles by Sujata Burman
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Karl Lagerfeld’s former Monaco villa plays host to new designs at Nomad fair
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Philippe Starck reflects on what makes a successful furniture brand
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Raf Simons offers a softer touch with new fabrics for Kvadrat
Raf Simons on the homely spirit of his seventh textile drop with Danish company Kvadrat
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Cultural crossings at Maison et Objet January 2020
In Paris this January, Maison et Objet (17-21 January) spanned fun rides, poetic performances and a Mediterranean brand launch
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At Design Parade 12, young designers’ experiments come to the fore
While most of the European design scene slows down for the summer months, there are one or two fairs that keeps things moving. Design Parade Hyères (on view until 24 September), located at the idyllic Villa Noailles, is a case in point. Last year, the fair decided to spread its wings and open another show in the nearby town of Toulon, with an eye on interior architecture and decoration. Drawn from experimental design competitions, innovative interior sets and solo shows, we round up the unmissable highlights.
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An affair to remember: Massimo Micheluzzi’s glass vessels at Willer
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Bid for limited edition pieces in charity auction ‘Design Loves Milano’
Designers including Formafantasma, Marlene Hussaud and Objects of Common Interest donate products to go under the hammer on 12 May, in a project between auction house Cambi and creative agency Mr Lawrence, raising funds for Ospedale Luigi Sacco in Milan
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Experimental outreach: all the highlights from Clerkenwell Design Week 2016
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Metallic moments: Michael Young presents the evolution of aluminium
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An urban architectural installation rises and reflects in New York
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In stone: Glenn Sestig and Obumex launch kitchen at Maison et Objet
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Venue report: rounding up the most impressive A/W 2015 women's show spaces
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Brilliant by design: our top 5 picks to look out for at Paris Design Week
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Metallic works: Isabelle Stanislas’ new sculptural collection for Pouenat
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Catwalk tour: the top men's fashion week venues from S/S 2015
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Power flow: Zaha Hadid’s newest product collection launches at Maison et Objet
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Open for all: Sebastian Herkner designs this year’s ’Das Haus’ at IMM Cologne
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London Design Biennale 2018: 10 interactive installations to look out for
London Design Biennale (4-23 September) returns for its second iteration, this year exploring the theme of ‘emotional states'. ‘It’s a gathering like the World Cup,' says Sir John Sorrell of the 40 countries, cities and territories that are taking part in the event at cultural hub Somerset House. Following its 2016 inauguration, the project has expanded covering every continent except Antarctica, and the works explore issues from sustainability to pollution in the form of immersive installations. Here we look at the 10 most innovative designs to keep an eye out for...
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Primal instincts in Nick Ross’ new collection for +Halle
Stockholm-based Scottish designer Nick Ross designs the Proto series for Danish brand +Halle
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Rough and refined: Vincenzo De Cotiis’ ’Progetto Domestico’ opens at Willer
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How this Mumbai-based brand upcycles carbon emissions
Start-up Carbon Craft Design uses harvested pollution to create tiles
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Twin Buenos Aires apartments offer dual perspectives on compact living
Argentinian studio Ries designs the interior for two apartments inside the Bonpland 2169 building by Adamo-Faiden architects
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To infinity and beyond: Eyal Gever to launch the first sculpture in space
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Catwalk tour: the top women’s fashion week venues from S/S 2015
