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Character study: BassamFellows' elegant wares take the spotlight at Atelier Courbet in New York -
The long game: B&B Italia’s Giorgio Busnelli dreams big for the future -
Reissued Bauhaus chair by Barber & Osgerby adds to a long line of Isokon hitsAnchored by the Bauhaus ideaology, Isokon Plus reissue the ‘Shell’ birch plywood chair by Barber & Osgerby
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Federica Biasi, from artisanal touch to industrial productItalian designer Federica Biasi is named by Nendo as one of 25 creative leaders of the future for Wallpaper’s 25th Anniversary Issue ‘5x5’ project. Her work merges craft inspirations with industrial processes
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Cassina to open its first London showroom, designed by Piero Lissoni -
Carl Hansen & Søn opens new minimalist Stockholm flagship -
Nine designers work socially distanced wonders with woodAmerican Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and Benchmark Furniture launch ‘Connected’ with Design Museum – a project that celebrates working from home
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Artek and Daniel Rybakken reflect on the future at Stockholm Furniture Fair -
Insurance company Hedvig offers design piece with every policySwedish insurance start-up Hedvig has launched the initiative, available on a limited basis, with a pop-up shop in Copenhagen, in an attempt to change perceptions of home insurance
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Isokon plywood furniture is celebrated at Margaret Howell HQMargaret Howell Wigmore Street presents the world of Isokon (until 5 November 2022), including a new reissue in collaboration with the brand
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Fabricate this: ShopFloor software heralds a new era of mass customised furniture -
[Killed]Video: Okay Studio teams up with the American Hardwood Export Council for a new furniture collection -
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Artist Fischli/Weiss puts quizzical stamp on Alvar Aalto’s ‘Stool 60’Fischli/Weiss transforms the Alvar Aalto ‘Stool 60’ into a multifarious, whimsical sculpture full of burning questions, as part of the ICA x Artek Artist’s Editions series
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Storm force: Ishinomaki Laboratory has turned utility into a fine art -
Bright young stars: the 2015 Stockholm Furniture Fair adds new luminaries to its abundant roster -
Molteni Museum opens in Ron Gilad’s glass cubeRon Gilad brings fresh perspective to the Molteni Museum’s Glass Cube in Giussano. Former Wallpaper* Milan editor and current Triennale Design Museum director Marco Sammicheli spoke to Ron Gilad and Giulia Molteni for our Summer 2020 issue to find out about the museum’s plans
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Charles Zana unveils his first design collectionCharles Zana’s 60-piece furniture and lighting collection encapsulates simple design codes and is revealed here ahead of an official brand launch in 2022
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Amie Siegel searches for 'Provenance' in a new film tracing Le Corbusier's furniture -
Nendo and Fritz Hansen design fully recycled plastic chairTake an exclusive look at N02 Recycle, a moulded, stackable chair system made from upcycled household plastic, Polypropylene
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Sitting pretty: a show of Pierre Paulin's chairs goes on display at Centre Pompidou -
Simone Bodmer Turner launches furnitureThe New York ceramicist unveils her first chair design made of clay, part of a larger collection to be presented in 2022 and including furniture and lighting
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Berluti delivers colour and care to revive Pierre Jeanneret’s Chandigarh furnitureFor this year’s Design Miami, Kris Van Assche partners with François Laffanour to present a collection of Pierre Jeanneret furniture pieces
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Ikea ‘Obegränsad’ tech-friendly furniture is pitched at home studio owners and designersSwedish House Mafia, the electronic music collective, has applied its considerable experience to Ikea’s new furniture collection, ‘Obegränsad’, designed to create better spaces for creative home workers of all stripes
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Stone furniture rocks the Wallpaper* Design Awards 2022From rock furniture to marble pieces, we looked at the best stone designs from the world’s finest designers and manufacturers, from Ghidini 1961 and Salvatori to Germans Ermičs and Stephen Burks
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Holloway Li’s debut furniture collection is like colourful candyHolloway Li presents the ‘T4’ collection of furniture, created in collaboration with Turkish manufacturer Uma and inspired by the designers’ 1990s childhood
