
With Polyspolia – as featured on this issue’s newsstand cover – Yates-Johnson suggests a new manufacturing model for material recycling: a plastic that can be repeatedly broken down and reformed into new objects, with no waste. www.whyj.uk
This year’s top graduates serve up a plethora of sophisticated homeware, production-ready pieces and future design classics
Writer: Rosa Bertoli



Ania Szostak’s Dogoda’ fan is a sophisticated makeover of a classic household item. Contemporary in its construction but nostalgic in its shape, the fan merges decorative and functional design.

A combination of valet stand and cheval glass, Chevelt’s ‘Miroir Noé’ is a compact object that lends itself to several functions. The freestanding design is mirrored on both sides, concealing a hanger within and storage space in the form of a low shelf.

Geared to ‘serving and seating’, Åsgård’s adaptable ‘Duplé’ combines a stool, a serving tray and a side table. It’s part of a series, including a larger bench/table/tray combo, that considers how to increase furniture’s lifespan. www.alexanderaasgaard.com