Wallspace*: Paola Navone
The Italian designer Paola Navone worked with Alessandro Mendini, Ettore Sottsass and Andrea Branzi in the Alchimia group between 1970 and 1980 - together they were the leading proponents of avant-garde design. Navone has since been a prolific figure on the global design scene, combining.
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The McLaren W1 is the latest in the sports car maker's tech-saturated Ultimate Series
First F1, then P1 and now W1, McLaren Automotive reveals its latest limited-edition supercar to the world, a £2m concoction of hybrid power and active aero that is, unsurprisingly, already sold out
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Paul Rudolph at The Met: ‘from Christmas lights to megastructures’
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By Stephanie Murg Published
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‘London: Lost Interiors’ gathers unseen imagery of some of the capital’s most spectacular homes
This new monograph is a fascinating foray into the interior life of London, charting changing tastes, emerging styles and the shifting social history of grand houses in the heart of a fast-changing city
By Jonathan Bell Published