MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: THE BREATH COLLECTION
WASOO create sustainable, 100% bio decorative materials for living and working spaces. The decorative panels from their Breath collection are made from rice straw…
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MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: CINEMA TACCHINI
For Milan Design Week 2022, Italian brand Tacchini collaborated with design duo Formafantasma to create Cinema Tacchini – an installation that celebrates the re-edition…
MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: NATHALIE DU PASQUIER
French artist Nathalie du Pasquier took part in two exhibitions during Milan Design Week 2022, bringing her signature Memphis-inspired aesthetic to the city. She collaborated…
MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: RE-CUT BY TOOGOOD X CARHARTT WIP
Toogood and Carhartt WIP launched their new Re-Cut collaborative collection during Milan Design Week 2022 with an installation celebrating the brands’ shared design ethics…
MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: HERMÈS WATER TOWERS
Hermès built four large structures modelled on water towers and covered in tinted sheets of translucent paper for Milan Design Week 2022. Visitors could…
MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: LOEWE WEAVE, RESTORE, RENEW
Loewe explored leather weaving, traditional straw-weaving known as Coroza, and Korean paper-weaving known as Jiseug, with their WEAVE, RESTORE, RENEW exhibition at Milan Design…
MILAN DESIGN WEEK 2022: LOUIS VUITTON OBJETS NOMADES
At Milan Design Week 2022 Louis Vuitton celebrated a decade of their Objets Nomades project, where they have invited dozens of the world’s finest…
CLERKENWELL DESIGN WEEK 2022: PASTEL HOMEWARES
Pastel tones continued to dominate across Clerkenwell Design Week 2022, especially slightly saturated shades applied to furniture and homeware. Some of our exhibitor highlights…
CLERKENWELL DESIGN WEEK 2022: PORSCHE TAYCAN
Porsche‘s space at Clerkenwell Design Week 2022 was inspired by a unique feature found in the architecture of electric vehicles – an unconventional and…
CLERKENWELL DESIGN WEEK 2022: SWING TABLE
Clerkenwell Design Week 2022 took place in London during the end of May, with projects highlighting the best of design talent in the capital….
RETAIL: JACQUEMUS “LE BLEU” POP-UP
Jacquemus have launched a pop-up at Selfridges, London, called “Le Bleu” – a surrealistic interpretation of Simon Porte Jacquemus‘ own bathroom, where everything in…
RETAIL: BALA STORE BY RINGO STUDIO
Brooklyn-based Ringo Studio has created a pastel “playground” as the first retail space for fitness brand Bala in New York City, which includes scaled-up…
EXHIBITION: ROLE PLAY
Osservatorio Fondazione Prada’s current exhibition, Role Play, explores alternative identities, challenging visitors to consider their modes of self. In order to obliterate the ‘white…
RETAIL: BALENCIAGA’S PINK POP-UP
Balenciaga have launched a pink pop-up shop space on London’s Mount Street until 8 May in order to celebrate their Le Cagole line, which…
INSTALLATION: COACH PILLOW
Coach installed an inflatable installation in collaboration with artist Cyril Lancelin in London’s Soho Square inspired by their quilted shoulder bag, the Pillow Tabby….
MAISON&OBJET 2022: THE GEN Z CAFÉ
One of the cafés at the Maison & Object March 2022 show was designed by new studio, Uchronia, founded by young architect Julien Sebban….
HOSPITALITY: YELLOW MAKEOVER AT SKETCH
The Gallery Restaurant at London’s Sketch, previously known for it’s Instagrammable pink interiors, has received a sunny redesign by architect India Mahdavi and artist…
A/W 22/23 WOMENS CATWALKS MFW: OLIVE
The lime shades from S/S 22 are updated, with chartreuse working for occasion wear, outerwear and knits to create total textural looks.
A/W 22/23 WOMENS CATWALKS MFW: RED ALERT
Monochrome looks feature head-to-toe colour for clothing, footwear and accessories, in bright and vibrant warm red tones.
A/W 22/23 WOMENS CATWALKS LFW STREET STYLE: GOING GREEN
Bottega green, lime, apple and pea tones are key for accent accessories, footwear and statement items. Green and purple combos and layered green tones…
