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World's fair: what to expect from Design Shanghai 2016 -
Personal touch: Wright & Smith is an online design shop that tells handpicked designer tales -
Designer Fotis Evans' conceptual store windows for Hermès, New York -
Scrapheap challenge: Somerset’s Tucker Brothers at Mead Carney Fine Art -
Rick Owens furniture, Sebastian + Barquet, London -
Designer Faye Toogood's first fashion foray -
Wallpaper* Handmade: The Products -
Last chance to see: Rich Mnisi’s furniture on view at Southern Guild galleryRich Mnisi’s first solo show at Cape Town’s Southern Guild gallery (until 4 February 2022) encapsulates his multifaceted approach to design
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Studio Formafantasma tackles the ‘mammoth’ problem of electronic waste recycling through design -
Wallpaper* Bespoke: London Lock In -
Wallpaper* Approved: our edit of London Design Week’s finest features -
Wallpaper* Bespoke: Stockholm Lock In -
The V&A’s fundraising bid to boost its design collection -
Qubique Furniture Fair 2011, Berlin -
Philippe Malouin sofa design for DeSede is a curvaceous marvelDe Sede and Philippe Malouin present the DS-707 family of armchairs and sofas, upholstered in leather or Kvadrat fabrics and created with ‘as little design as possible’
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Stockholm Furniture Fair report -
Reissues -
London calling: Moss & Lam evokes Georgian houses with a new table trio -
See shells: Maarten Baas captures the beauty of carapaces in furniture form -
Wake up call: Simba Sleep is the hybrid mattress changing the way we sleep -
Hyperlocal design: these Atelier100 products are made within 100km of LondonAtelier100 launches its retail space and debut locally focused design collection in London’s Hammersmith
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Magic mats: José Lévy transforms Japanese tatami for Daiken at Maison et Objet -
Indian tradition marries German rigour in a new cross cultural furniture collection -
Visionnaire opens up inside a midcentury building in West Hollywood -
Mid-century modern: a new gift set celebrates 20th century design icons -
Modern master: Charles Hollis Jones' lucite furniture works its magic in LA -
Brooklyn’s Wintercheck Factory turns to rubber for its newest collection
