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The MTM - Made to Measure collection sees Herzog & de Meuron free furniture from the confines of specific context, and instead celebrate flexibility and adaptation.
Porosity between the exterior and interior space defines contemporary luxury in a series of new developments that open up buildings to the great outdoors.
Francesca Molteni dives into a century of kitchen design, and explain how the past is shaping the future of this most contemporary of spaces.
In the work of Cristián Mohaded, the boundary between fine art and industrial design is never straightforward.
A day with Michele De Lucchi sees the maestro reflect on the limitations of architecture, and illuminate the social value of design practice today.
Design historian Catharine Rossi explores the significance of circles, cycles and circularity for the way in which we live and design architecture today.
As Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain moves into its new home, the organisation’s partnership with Jean Nouvel and UniFor enters its fourth decade.
Waiting rooms in offices rarely inspire warmth. Built to accommodate brief interludes – your daily entry and exit, ten nervous minutes before an interview, five seconds before your next meeting – these liminal zones often fall victim to sparse, soulless decoration and poor-quality furniture.
The Future Perfect’s David Alhadeff and ceramicist Carmen D’Apollonio guide us through the cultural hotspots of the city they call home: Los Angeles.
