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Private view: Kiki van Eijk -
Italian stone specialist Salvatori unveils its new London showroom -
Picture perfect living inside this modern show house in Venice Beach -
Never sleep: the winner of the 2017 Rijksstudio Award is keeping our eyes wide open -
Colombian roar: Kram/Weisshaar reinvent Picó systems at Plusdesign, Milan -
Nest Supper Club: Wallpaper* hosts intimate dinner at Stanton Williams-designed home -
Object Rotterdam 2010 highlights -
A Nashville exhibit for Italian car lovers -
Maison & Objet and Paris Design Week 2011 -
New Kvadrat showroom, London -
Henri Matisse’s legacy lives on with new brand launching at FIACJaime Hayon, the late Alessandro Mendini and Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec create vases under the Maison Matisse brand, founded by the artist’s great-grandchildren
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Melbourne’s NGV Triennial presents a radical design re-thinkCombining design ingenuity with scientific research, these global designers have created new materials and methods that can change the way we build our architectures and produce our objects, and through their project they raise awareness towards global ecological issues
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Global digest: all the highlights from the September edition of Maison et Objet -
Global conversation: Ariake marries Japanese craft with modern design -
Tokujin Yoshioka, Q&A -
Design Miami round-up -
Michael Anastassiades returns to Cypriot roots for solo retrospectiveThe London-based designer curates his own show at at NiMAC, surveying 12 years of his prolific career
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Moscow Design Week 2011 -
The unveiling of Skitsch -
The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club designed by Gachot Studios to open in Brooklyn -
How designers are capturing the essence of sustainability at London Design Festival -
Swarovski Crystal Palace 2010 -
Super group: the team effort that makes Collective Design NYC’s go-to contemporary fair -
Meet the Australian designers to look out for at Denfair 2019 -
Vision of vignettes: Michael Anastassiades at Galerie Dansk Møbelkunst, Paris -
'De Ida y Vuelta': a new show in Mexico City brings together the work of 60 young designers -
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