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Dream factory: the making of Vitsœ’s visionary HQ -
Design Miami/ Basel 2012 -
Gufram gets its groove on with soul-powered seating at Salone del Mobile -
Hay Play reinterprets classic table gamesNewly-launched Hay Play takes the Danish brand’s sleek design and colourful attitude to popular table games, from backgammon to chess and yatzy
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Yinka Ilori’s new homeware brightens 2020 with joyful optimismDistinctively colorful and sustainably made, the designer’s new range of homewares includes cups, plates, rugs and cushions in his signature playful patterns and palettes inspired by his childhood
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Ikea’s latest collection explores ‘the sweet spot between art and design’Ikea’s Art Event Collection features objects by Sabine Marcelis, Daniel Arsham, Gelthop, Humans Since 1982 and Stefan Marx
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A former printworks makes an impression as a gallery and home for designer Xavier Lust -
Brilliant by design: our top 5 picks to look out for at Paris Design Week -
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Power flow: Zaha Hadid’s newest product collection launches at Maison et Objet -
Shining examples: the winners of the 2016 Dutch Design Awards announced -
WallpaperSTORE* pop-ups and concept stores from around the globe -
Design Parade 7 at the Villa Noailles, Hyères -
Reclaimed materials transformed into terrazzo by Ajoto and Olivia AspinallWe take a look at how British writing instruments brand Ajoto uses the waste from its pen manufacturing process to create a minimal pen rest, in collaboration with artisan Olivia Aspinall
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Patricia Urquiola unveils interiors for first London residential project -
Lebanon’s design scene is flourishing at the House of Today Biennale in Beirut -
GoodWaste explores design through material leftoversLaunching its collection as part of Selfridges' Bright New Things, the London-based collective proposes a new model for circular, super local design manufacturing
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Lee Broom launches celestial lighting at Salone del Mobile -
Class values: the Ulm School's singular approach to product design -
Sir Jony Ive reflects on the nature of objects, the fragility of ideas, and 20 years of Apple design -
Robotic tailors to AR trainers. Fashion retail is evolving digitally.There's a host of innovative and immersive solutions which brands and retailers are bringing to shopping online today, from Savile Row tailor Huntsman to bricks-and-mortar boutique Browns
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Compact, powerful, sustainable: is this the future of vacuum cleaners?Made with 20 per cent recycled plastic and aluminium and designed to be repaired, this HEPA vacuum cleaner by home products newcomer Airsign was conceived by Joseph Guerra
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Design start-up Knnox fuels ethical manufacturing with a build-your-own lighter -
Raawii enlists ceramic artist Alev Siesbye for a multi-chromatic collectionThe collection by Turkish artist Alev Siesbye for Danish brand Raawii includes cups, boxes and vases in multicoloured hues
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London’s Design Museum becomes a supermarket selling artist-designed essential itemsThe Design Museum shop will turn into ‘Supermarket’ designed by Camille Walala and will sell competitively priced items including toilet roll, porridge oats and coffee, in packaging created by emerging artists
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Barely there: Brandless is the online concept store going back to basics -
Get your oats: creative catalyst Liz Swig is on a mission to make oatmeal sexy for Design Miami
