Latest articles by Emma O'Kelly
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Architect Ted Cullinan designs latest Maggie's Centre in Newcastle -
Upward curve: Philipp Plein’s gleaming Claudio Pironi-designed London flagship -
Antonio de Campos Q&A -
Architect Amanda Levete on judging the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2017
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Anna Dietzsch Q&A -
Selfridges presents The Film Project in an installation by Simon Costin -
Feminism, fantasy and furniture at Stockholm Design Week 2020We traversed the Swedish capital to unlock the unmissable events at Stockholm Design Week 2020 (3-9 February) that included responsible design at Stockholm Furniture Fair, pop-ups in restaurants and ex-military bases, plus a recreated artist’s atelier
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Heatherwick Studio and SPPARC lead major redesign of Olympia London -
Tuscan winery Ornellaia collaborates with artist William Kentridge on limited edition labels and artworks -
Bethan Gray designs limited-edition bottles for Glenlivet whisky -
Tour Yrjö Kukkapuro’s studio – a temple to the art of sitting downJoin us on a studio visit of Finnish interior architect and furniture designer Yrjö Kukkapuro
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Cherem Arquitectos creates a concrete landmark in the Mexico City suburb of Bosque Real -
The Days: Design and the Modern Interior -
House master: the new director of the Sir John Soane’s museum has big plans -
The John Moores Painting Prize offers a snapshot of what’s happening in UK art now -
Time travel: Gabriel & Guillaume host Parisian pop-up at ChristofleWith 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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Jerwood Gallery by Hat Projects, Hastings -
Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert renders 'Human Nature' in glass for the London Design Festival -
Best in show: Furniture Makers’ Company reveals Design Guild Mark awards 2016 -
Established & Sons bounces back from the brink at this year’s Salone del MobileEstablished & Sons burnt brightly before almost burning out. Now new management and a creative old hand are out to prove the brand can deliver...
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Modern movements: Georg Jensen reworks its classic Koppel watch -
Graham Sutherland show at Modern Art Oxford, UK -
In memoriam: Ruth Aram (1966 - 2018) -
Found art: Gabriel de la Mora’s first solo show at London’s Timothy Taylor Gallery
