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Float Studio explores retrofuturism in a bijou New York office for tech start-up Antiwork
Design
13 April 2026
Australian brand Reddie has opened its first European showroom in Clerkenwell, introducing its sustainability-focused, design-led commercial furniture to the European market
Design
8 April 2026
Mediterranean design shapes Andreu World’s HQ and new showroom
Design
30 March 2026
The Pausit family of public seating from Arper transforms transit areas into spaces to pause, focus and regenerate
Design
23 March 2026
OnOffice 174 has landed!
Design
9 March 2026
An art-filled office for financial technology platform Intuit in San Francisco is designed to inspire connection and celebrate local creativity
Design
5 March 2026
Clerkenwell Design Week celebrates its 15th edition
Design
26 February 2026
Lammhults Design Group reveals a new showroom and a fresh direction during Stockholm Design Days
Design
11 February 2026
Toronto-based interior designer Alessandro Munge on his collaboration with Japan’s Stellar Works
Design
2 February 2026
Leading Light
Design
29 January 2026
Change for the better
Design
22 January 2026
Pearson Lloyd designs Veleta modular soft-seating system for esPattio
Design
19 January 2026
Reinventing history
Design
12 January 2026
Dezibel Art by Zilenzio and Paper Collective turns ordinary walls into spaces where design, wellbeing and creativity meet
Design
8 January 2026
The queen of colour
Design
5 January 2026
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