Kinnasand LAB Project
The Danish textile company is releasing ‘Runner’, a series of benches, ottomans and daybeds that see carpets and rugs elevated to new a height. Launching as part of the brand’s LAB project initiative, it appointed designer Katrin Greiling who aims to bring the connection between rugs and humans closer by creating architectural structures for the textile to wrap around.
Rakumba
As part of its 50th anniversary celebration this year, Australian lighting brand Rakumba has tapped Studio Truly Truly for a unique Cologne showing. Their new lighting system ‘Typography’ hang like mobiles creating endless possibilities in its configuration. For the stand at the fair, the Netherlands-based design duo will present a dynamic arrangement for the stand, displaying the lighting’s poetic energy at its finest.
Brdr. Krüger
OEO Studio’s ‘Ferdinand’ chair is getting an update for 2018. The wood-turned chair retains its 20th century aesthetic, but this time the Danish brand is giving the seat an enriching and textured smoked oak finish, plus a brown leather seat for a sophisticated match.
Valerie Objects
The Antwerp-based brand continues its collaboration with Belgian duo Muller Van Severen with a set of subtle additions this year. A new decadent brass edition of ‘Shelf n°1’ joins a rocking chair version of their signature frame seating, while their minimalist drawing-style hanging lights elegantly rise to ceiling heights.
Petite Friture
As part of Villégiature P.F, the French brand is partnering with emerging designer Max Enrich for the first time on ‘Thin’, a range of geometric coffee tables that play with scale. Sleek steel tops (available in an array of enticing hues) are placed on bulkier tube legs to almost appear as balancing anxiously on top.
IMM Cologne; Koelnmesse, Messepl. 1, 50679 Köln, Germany
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Step through Rubenshuis’ new architectural gateway to the world of the Flemish painterArchitects Robbrecht en Daem’s new building at Rubenshuis, Antwerp, frames Rubens’ private universe, weaving a modern library and offices into the master’s historic axis of art and nature
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Find interior design inspiration at Eba’s new Marylebone showroomEba, a specialist in kitchen and living room design, brings its elevated interiors to London’s Marylebone
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An eco-conscious reconfiguration of space revives a London homeAn eco-conscious reimagining of a Victorian terraced home for a growing London family, THISS Studio’s Hartley House offers sustainable, spacious living
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Portable lights to illuminate your winter nightsThe best portable lights and where to buy them: brighten up your summer nights with this edit of portable lamps for your desk and garden
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Door handles and knobs: latest designs for quick home updatesDoor handles and beyond: open the door to a world of practical design details and ideas for door furniture with our selection of architectural ironmongery from some of the world's leading designers and makers
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These Pentagram-designed pans are hot stuffFrench professional cookwear start-up Soufflé is on the rise thanks to colourful design from Pentagram
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Yinka Ilori’s new homeware brightens 2020 with joyful optimismDistinctively colorful and sustainably made, the designer’s new range of homewares includes cups, plates, rugs and cushions in his signature playful patterns and palettes inspired by his childhood
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Monoware’s minimalist table settings are timeless and durableLaunched by creative consultant Daniel Baer and designed by ceramicist Ian McIntyre, Monoware features plates, bowls and mugs as well as serving platters for a minimalist table setting
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Tobias Grau’s illuminating solution to home workspace lightingThe German lighting experts launch ‘Team’, a new system featuring innovative technology and a minimal, human-centred design by creative directors Timon and Melchior Grau
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Lebanon’s design scene is flourishing at the House of Today Biennale in Beirut -
Thonet’s limited-edition chair by Studio Besau Marguerre celebrates 100 years of Bauhaus
