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Torsus reveals two new all-terrain campers designed for sophisticated off-road adventurers
Whether it’s forest, field or farm track, nothing will stop this pair of new overland campervans from brutish all-road bus specialists Torsus
By Jonathan Bell Published
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A dynamic Mar Vista house plays with the rhythm of indoor and outdoor living
A new Mar Vista house, designed by Mexican architecture studio PPAA, combines a façade with a whisper of brutalism, and a breezy, open interior, seamlessly connected to its Los Angeles setting
By Tianna Williams Published
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Heading to the South of France this summer? Don't miss our guide to the best design exhibitions in the area
From Nice to Marseille, from emerging design to the classics, this is your guide for the South of France design exhibitions on view this summer 2025
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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Valextra’s ‘collectible handbags’ see artisans from around the world put their stamp on design classics
‘The Journey of Craftsmanship’ invites international artisans to reinterpret Valextra’s classic Iside, Sportami Via and Milano handbags in their own distinctive styles, from Chinese bamboo weaving to mirrored Indian embroidery
By Jack Moss Published
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This walking cane by Michael Graves's office is an example of quietly accessible design that is 'intuitive, dependable, and dignified'
The new Streamline walking cane by Michael Graves is beautifully styled, designed to shape experiences while looking sleek and refined
By Tianna Williams Published
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Delve into the visual world of a lost airline in this impressive chronicle of a corporate identity
'Red Square' is the story of Mary de Saulles and the 1960s BEA corporate identity, a comprehensive airline re-brand that still feels fresh today
By Jonathan Bell Published
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'A small piece of architecture': BassamFellows reissue Philip Johnson and Richard Kelly's floor light
Philip Johnson and Richard Kelly's floor light was originally designed for the architect's Glass House and available from BassamFellows this Autumn
By Hugo Macdonald Published
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Swarovski Optik’s new Burnt Orange binoculars provide a crystal-clear view for budding birders
The Swarovski Optik NL Pure 42 Binoculars are now available in Burnt Orange, bringing a hint of autumnal elegance to these high-performance instruments
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Inside Brompton: a pioneering provider of folding bicycles for fifty years
Below the fold, we explore the history and ethos of Brompton Bicycles and take a tour of the bike maker’s London factory as it comes up on its half century
By Jonathan Bell Published
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How design defined Audi: the brand celebrates 60 years with a collection of its greatest hits
A fleet of iconic Audis, the flowing lines of Frank Gehry’s architecture and the open roads of Northern Spain made for a design-rich experience
By Jonathan Bell Published
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If you’re out and about and want to stay creative and connected, here’s all the kit you need
Sixteen pieces of portable tech, aimed at the mobile worker who wants to minimise their packing and maximise their output and entertainment options
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Zaha Hadid Architects’ collection with Febal Casa is inspired by the geology of coastlines
Zaha Hadid Architects and Febal Casa's Onda is a kitchen and sideboard collection inspired by the movement of the Adriatic coast
By Tianna Williams Published
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A garden explaining carbon capture in nature? Head to Kew in London
Kew unveils 'Carbon Garden', a new offering at London's Royal Botanic Gardens that's all about carbon capture within nature; and how plants and soil can be leveraged to help us battle climate change
By Ellie Stathaki Published
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A dramatic Brazilian house on a hillside was inspired by the creative passions of its client
Tetro Arquitetura has completed a contemporary Brazilian house, combining a linear plan with a dramatic curved roof
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Meet the next generation of mobility aids: the ‘Zeal’ walker
Smart, lightweight and colourful, Zeal Lifestyle’s luxury walker steps forward to redefine the growing market for mobility aids
By Léa Teuscher Published
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An exclusive look inside Cafe Murano Marylebone, Angela Hartnett’s latest culinary outpost
Cafe Murano Marylebone offers an intimate and homely atmosphere for Italian breakfasts, lunches and dinners
By Tianna Williams Published
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'It's both visually and physically comfortable': John Pawson's new sofa for Herman Miller is a minimalist dweller's dream
British designer John Pawson has revealed the Pawson Drift Sofa Group, a new collection of minimalist, sustainability-minded seating for Herman Miller
By Anna Fixsen Published
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Sofia Coppola’s first documentary will premiere next month, and it’s all about Marc Jacobs
'Marc by Sofia' will show at the Venice Film Festival this summer, and promises an intimate portrait of the fashion designer, who is a close friend and collaborator of Coppola
By Anna Solomon Published
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It’s Tesla vs Rivian as two new brand-centric charge stations highlight divides in EV attitudes
Hollywood’s shiny new Tesla Diner is a world apart from the Rivian's latest station, the Hamptons Charging Outpost
By Jonathan Bell Published
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An old war barracks is transformed into a charming Dorset Beach House
Nestled in its coastal setting, a redesigned barracks home in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty becomes a contemporary Dorset beach house by Architecture for London
By Tianna Williams Published
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The Aston Martin Vanquish Volante is the all-conquering convertible supercar
We experience Aston Martin’s newest convertible flagship over moor and dale, and discover the grandest of grand tourers
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Kohler presents the ultimate compact sauna for your home or garden
Kohler makes its first foray into the world of saunas, with indoor and outdoor versions that merge functionality and contemporary design
By Rosa Bertoli Published
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The raucous Hyundai Ioniq 5N EV has the sound and feel of an old school sports car
Hyundai is an unlikely saviour of the sporting EV, finding new ways of transforming the sheer power of electrification into an engaging, albeit old school, driver’s car
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Fossils, shells and sea-life inspire Shaha Raphaël’s limited edition collection for House of Today, begging the question; 'Is it found, or is it designed?'
In Shaha Raphaël's ‘Low Tide – Marée basse’ exhibition for House of Today, Lebanese craftsmanship meets Mediterranean spirit, blurring the boundaries between art, jewellery and collectible design
By Harriet Thorpe Published
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Tour a simple Brazilian forest retreat that's designed to dissolve into the trees
This humble vacation home by Arkitito Arquitetura was built to withstand weather — and errant pinecones
By Jonathan Bell Published
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Studio Bark has transformed a Victorian villa into an eco-friendly family home
A Victorian villa in the South of England has been overhauled with new low-energy systems and a self-build addition to create a home fit for the future
By Jonathan Bell Published
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The new E-Ray electrifies an iconic American automotive nameplate: Corvette
Can hybrid power win the iconic Chevrolet Corvette a new generation of European admirers? Enter the Corvette E-Ray
By Josh Sims Published
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A quintessentially British new dining destination alights on the banks of the Thames
Brasserie Constance, a new project from chef Adam Byatt, pays homage to pioneering florist Constance Spry
By Tianna Williams Published
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A courtyard house in northern Spain plays with classical influences and modernist forms
A new courtyard house, Casa Tres Patis by Twobo Arquitectura, is a private complex that combines rich materiality and intriguing spatial alignments
By Jonathan Bell Published