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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
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Sale force: an auction of iconic works is set to finalise funds for Design Museum
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Flower power: Kate Moss designs hand-painted wallpaper range for de Gournay
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A new dawn of Polish design rises at Maison et Objet
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The Furniture Makers’ Company announces the 2014 Design Guild Mark recipients
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The shirt label upcycling luxury hotel bed linen
Berlin-based Archivist Studio – founded by Eugenie Haitsma and Johannes Offerhaus – creates simple white shirts using upcycled fabric from luxury hotel bed linen
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The Barking Bathhouse by Something & Son, London
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Exploring the artistic side of Kartell, from the domestic to surreal
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Eclectic shopping: Batavia celebrates 20 years with new Madrid flagship store
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The Rug Company debuts four remarkable rugs by Alexander McQueen
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The Keeper’s House opens its doors at London’s Royal Academy
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Forever young: Kinder Modern and Gallery Diet explore children’s design
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Thanksgiving minimalism: Picky Nicky’s edit of top table must-haves
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Inside Karen Chekerdjian’s new HQ in Beirut’s industrial district
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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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New Beirut design store offers a twist on Mediterranean maximalism
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Success by the book: the tale of Italian brand Natuzzi’s evolution is revealed in a new tome
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Inn style: Hostem open New Road residence in Whitechapel
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Jean Nouvel: Furniture, Gagosian Gallery, Paris
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Furniture gallery R/Turpan opens in East Hampton
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Kartell’s Bourgie table lamp is re-imagined by leading designers to mark its 10th anniversary
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La Nueva Ola: Wallpaper’s Spanish design show
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Nordic reflection: Ida Elke introduces her new collection of mirrors
