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Mid-century modern: a new gift set celebrates 20th century design icons
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Brutal beauty: David Umemoto creates a monumental concrete vase
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Sloping beauty: Patricia Urquiola reaches mountain high with tableware for Georg Jensen
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Pillars of magic: the making of Note and Antique Mirror’s pastry tables
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Between the sheets: Brooklinen’s stylish bedding collection
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Sebastian Conran joins forces with Japanese craftsmen on a new homeware collection
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Home grown: Ben Russell brings a sculptural bent to cacti
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21 Twenty One: 21 designers for twenty-first century Britain
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John Smart Architects create a residential redesign of a Victorian Manor outhouse
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Private view: Jonathan Tuckey’s Dulwich Yard House masters the late reveal
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Themed candles based on the smell of cinema, rain and the time of day
However much we fill our houses with the familiar vanillas and sandalwoods of this world, home fragrance is now coming up against a new trend: abstract scents. The smell of a favorite movie, of the evening compared with the morning, and even of rain, are not definitive smells. Creating a scent based on a time or event takes home-fragrance to a new level of aromatic experience – and companies like Tête à Tête Incendere, Pipkin&Co, Haeckels and Cire Trudon are doing just that.
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Modern master: Charles Hollis Jones' lucite furniture works its magic in LA
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This Brooklyn townhouse is a tranquil haven in the city
Hatchet NYC’s light-filled renovation makes for a restful family home
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Brooklyn’s Wintercheck Factory turns to rubber for its newest collection
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Winner’s circle: 2015 Design Guild Marks celebrate British excellence
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Bridge builders: Vietnamese design firm District Eight links industrial and elegant
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Mr Robot-o: Wendell Castle goes digital to take his sculptures to new heights
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At MAD Museum in Brussels, Belgian design and a WallpaperSTORE* pop-up
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Møbel Copenhagen and David Thulstrup’s new furniture range honours Danish design heritage
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The Days: Design and the Modern Interior
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Splinter cell: the making of John Hogan and Lasvit’s ‘Field’ chandelier
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Man Machine: Konstantin Grcic’s dynamic glass furniture collection for Galerie Kreo
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The Campana Brothers unveil dramatic prototypes for their first solo US show
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Lava flow: the works of Chilean design studio GT2P
The Santiago-based design studio (whose cryptic name stands for ‘great things to people’) takes volcanic rock to new extremes thanks to extensive design research, development of new techniques and creative intuition
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’Les Nécessaires d’Hermès’ collection by Philippe Nigro
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Warm your house with a box of moving-day goodies curated by British designers
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Kelly Wearstler’s Gallery is growing through new collaborations
Kelly Wearstler presents an expansion of her digital Gallery, with pieces by artists, designers and makers
