06 Sep 2022

Issue 160

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Category: Digital Magazine

In our 160th issue, we are exploring how workplace design is responding to our changing styles of working with exciting innovations as captured by illustrator and artist Ray Oranges for our cover.

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Editor’s picks

Australian brand Reddie has opened its first European showroom in Clerkenwell, introducing its sustainability-focused, design-led commercial furniture to the European market

Mediterranean design shapes Andreu World’s HQ and new showroom

The Pausit family of public seating from Arper transforms transit areas into spaces to pause, focus and regenerate

OnOffice 174 has landed!

An art-filled office for financial technology platform Intuit in San Francisco is designed to inspire connection and celebrate local creativity

Clerkenwell Design Week celebrates its 15th edition

Breaking away from a purely functional workplace

Lammhults Design Group reveals a new showroom and a fresh direction during Stockholm Design Days

Toronto-based interior designer Alessandro Munge on his collaboration with Japan’s Stellar Works

Interiors

Hotel Bella Grande Copenhagen lobby

Copenhagen Food Collective’s new Hotel Bella Grande maintains its old-world charm

Universal Design Studio

Universal Design Studio’s interiors for British Land’s Norton Folgate complex prove the area’s legacy of craftsmanship is alive and well

Locke Lisbon

The latest outpost of the global aparthotel brand Locke takes visitors to Lisbon

Holloway Li

Holloway Li blurs the boundaries between lounge bar and co-working space at Club Quarters

Orangebox

The new Orangebox headquarters by Studio Rhonda lets the company’s products do the talking

La Maison Perron workspace

A profusion of colour, design and fun is behind Maison Perron’s new concept of a live-work space

Superfreak

Offering coffee with a retro vibe, Sydney’s Superfreak café is the best kind of throwback

OCCA’s new open-plan studio situated in Glasgow embodies the studio’s values and unique personality

BDG Architecture + Design helped to transform an industrial building into a buzzing office for WPP’s creative agencies

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