News Archive | September 2016

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September 30th
- Luxury market: Venice welcomes the Fondaco dei Tedeschi department store
- Martino Gamper and friends collaborate on ceramics that are anything but ordinary
- Model home: Alfredo Häberli creates case study house for Baufritz
- Richard Meier designs mixed-use addition to Hamburg’s HafenCity
- Remote lodging: a South African home in sync with nature and locally sourced
September 29th
- House party: Bottega Veneta and Tomas Maier celebrate dual anniversaries in Milan
- Wright & Wright reworks Oxford’s Magdalen College library into a design-led study hub
- Barragán in context: the late architect's work inaugurates Timothy Taylor's New York space
- Frette and Dimore Studio make perfect bedfellows for new London store
September 28th
- Hermès gallops in with a new equestrian themed fragrance
- Auto-motion: Volvo proves 'safe' doesn't mean 'boring' at its Zurich Art Session
- Raising the bar: Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance’s immersive lounge for Perrier-Jouët
September 27th
- ’California high kitsch’: Peter Shire’s ceramics travel to New York’s Derek Eller Gallery
- Luxury home décor brand L'Objet opens its first retail store in New York's West Village
- 'Beyond Limits': Sotheby’s’ modern sculpture show returns to Chatsworth House
September 26th
- Demon drink: designers create cocktails for Brompton Design District’s 10th anniversary
- The World Trade Center site made whole by performing arts venue
- DDG unveils 12 Warren’s first furnished interiors, complete with bluestone accents
- The late Vladimir Kagan’s final furniture collection debuts in New York
September 25th
- Philipp Plein raises the curtain on a theatrical Milanese showroom
September 24th
- Kitchibe is the Japanese fragrance brand with a sixth sense for sweet smells
September 23rd
- 'Dynasty Marubi': a hundred years of Albanian studio photography is surveyed at Foam
- Scents and sensibility: Jonathan Anderson’s first Loewe perfumes return the brand to square one
September 22nd
- Combining the elements: Buster + Punch and Haeckels launch luxury fragrance diffuser
- Designer drapes: Doshi Levien launches Kvadrat curtain range and installation at LDF
- Crowning glory: Zaha Hadid Architects complete Port House in Antwerp
- Brutal beauty: David Umemoto creates a monumental concrete vase
September 21st
- Top of the world: we unveil the 432 Park Avenue penthouse
- Distinct faces: Rashid Johnson explores escapism and identity in ’Fly Away’, at Hauser & Wirth
- Makes scents: Louis Vuitton launches its much-anticipated perfume range
September 20th
- Public offering: Dimore Studio and The Future Perfect team up on a retail reveal
- Textile taxonomies: The Institute For Figuring creates a ’Crochet Coral Reef’ in NY
- Sir Kenneth Grange, Bethan Laura Wood, David Adjaye and Daan Roosegaarde win London Design Medals 2016
September 19th
- In-room perks: Ace Hotel's experimental designer collaborations at LDF
- ’Lines of Sight’: Carmen Herrera’s minimal abstraction takes over the Whitney Museum of American Art
September 16th
- Twisted logic: Thomas Heatherwick’s perfume bottles for Christian Louboutin turn it on
September 15th
- Bulbs and brutalism: Bomma presents a new lighting collection inside Berlin’s Czech Embassy
- National Museum of African American History and Culture prepares to open in Washington, DC
- Nendo’s animated furniture arrives in New York
- Eye on the prize: Hublot Design Awards 2016 winner revealed
- Industrial complex: French ad agency BETC moves into Pantin's Les Magasins Généraux
- Hidden treasure: photographer Mauro Fiorese gives a glimpse into museum storage facilities
September 14th
- Regurgitated memorywares: Ry Rocklen’s ’LA Relics’ at Honor Fraser Gallery
- Knock on ’WOOD’: Bisazza launches new wooden mosaic collection by Studio Job
- A sculpted skyline: Heatherwick Studio's Vessel puts Hudson Yards New York on the map
- Photographer Koto Bolofo captures the new Design Museum’s transformation
- Pastry perfection: The Hamptons Bakery rises in bayside Melbourne
September 13th
- Art and politics: the 32nd Bienal de São Paulo taps into current sentiments in Brazil
- Good looking: Suki Chan's video-art catches our eye at Tintype London
- Multi-platform player: Hussein Chalayan lends new form to film, dance and art
- Centre stage: Aberrant Architecture create a public platform for performance in Swansea
- Peter Zumthor: from small town spa star to global campus king
- Reach for the stars: Spire London to be the tallest residential building in Western Europe
- From mighty modeller to master builder: Thomas Heatherwick on the glory of making
- From fanboy to main man: Raf Simons on rethinking fashion from the outside in
- Serious stats: tech titan Larry Page has gone from coding geek to Google chief
- Cod father: Nobu has revolutionised Japanese cusine – and now hotels – around the world
September 12th
- A Finnish-French break: mobile bed and breakfast cottages set to open in Paris
- Confectionary couture: Pasticceria Marchesi opens a third shop in Milan
- Bright sparks: Plumen’s latest energy-efficient bulb recreates the soft glow of an earlier age
- Life on the waterfront: Stanton Williams unveils Riverwalk in Pimlico
- Shahla Karimi’s Subway collection is inspired by the city that launched her jewellery career
- Hammer time: Yuki Ferdinandsen’s hail-marked designs at Gallery Fumi Porto Cervo
- Member's market: Soho Home lets you take Soho House furniture away with you
September 9th
- Hail Mary: artist Bill Viola unveils his new video installation for St Paul’s Cathedral, London
- Hidden gems: exploring the modernist architecture of Essex
- Trick of the eye: Vik Muniz plays with perception at Galeria Nara Roesler in São Paulo
- In a New York minute: Cartier’s Fifth Avenue store reopens as a grand maison
- The sweetest thing: Krakow’s new patisserie Nad & Greg is a haven of good taste
- Haute house: Elie Saab opens its first London flagship
- Model furniture: Chamber celebrates its second year with cabinets and curiosities
- Decked out: Hong Kong’s M+ Pavilion launches with inaugural exhibition
- Alasdhair Willis and Emma Cook relaunch British high street stalwart Warehouse
September 8th
- Tune in Tokyo: Diesel celebrates 30 years in Japan
September 7th
- Birds of a feather: Kate MccGwire’s gentle sculptures at La Galerie Particulière, Paris
- Copper innovation: ECAL students collaborate with Mauviel 1830 for Maison et Objet
- Clever boots: RM Williams open their first New York City boutique
- New concept crush: Boutique 1 opens its doors on London's Sloane Street
September 6th
- Point of calm: Barcelona gets an experimental information point on Plaça de les Glòries
- Name game: Byredo celebrates its tenth anniversary with a nameless fragrance
- Window shopping: the RIBA unveils its 2016 Regent Street project
September 5th
- Night visions: Façade Festival 2016 lights up the streets of Vancouver
- Team spirit: Miami’s SLS Hotel & Residences Brickell prepares to open its doors
- Studio visit: NY jeweller Jemma Wynne teams up with Daun Curry on polished new interiors
- Magic mats: José Lévy transforms Japanese tatami for Daiken at Maison et Objet
- Ceramic success: Fefo Studio has all the right ingredients
- Parisian pedigree: Juliette Has A Gun reveals two new scents
September 2nd
- Artisanal bag brand Hands of Indigo teams up with Campbell-Rey for a London relaunch
- Clowning around: Marcel Wanders launches fantastical circus kitchenware for Alessi
- Modestly modern: Jasper Morrison and Punkt unveil new colours for ’MP 01’
- ’Split Shift’: Bert & May to launch geometric collection with Darkroom
- Power flow: Zaha Hadid’s newest product collection launches at Maison et Objet
- Midas touch: Australian lifestyle brand Ginger & Smart forges a new retail design direction
- Drawing inspiration: Karl Lagerfeld and Faber-Castell launch the artist's ultimate toolkit
- Ring cycle: Delfina Delettrez’s fine watch debut for Fendi
September 1st
- Florentine feast: VyTA Santa Margherita opens in former first-class waiting room
- Making scents: Philippe Starck debuts a trio of fragrances under his own label, Starck Paris
- Cut above: Stephen Kenn creates multipurpose furniture for army-knife specialists Victorinox
- California dreaming: Summitridge makes the most of LA’s temperate climate
- London’s Design Museum reveals the 2016 Beazley Designs of the Year nominees