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If Only… from Align
21 September 2020If only people could escape from office environments directly into nature, says Align
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Light+Tech: Light and design interacting to dramatic effect
21 September 2020Jill Entwistle looks at a trio of projects that demonstrate how light and design can interact to dramatic effect
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Light+Tech: Red Dot Award winners
18 September 2020Jill Entwistle takes a look at 10 lighting winners from the Red Dot Awards
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Bar and Leisure Focus: Happy Face and Supermax King’s Cross by dMFK
15 September 2020A single project with two totally different design styles – it’s the upstairs downstairs world of Happy Face and Supermax, located in London’s King’s Cross
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Bar and Leisure Focus: Instagrammable interiors
10 September 2020In an era when success on Instagram generally equates to success in the real world, Kay Hill discovers that considering social media at the design stage is essential
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Bar and Leisure Focus: Texture heavy design
8 September 2020Designers are now embracing an eclectic diversity of textures and finishes, with surfaces in particular given key importance in this collection of ultra-tactile projects
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Bar and Leisure Focus: Spa Design
7 September 2020The purpose of a spa is to provide rest, rejuvenation and healing for body and mind. Here, five projects take inspiration from nature or from history to help with that process
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Radical Thinking: Frances Gain of M Moser
4 September 2020With the next FX Talks event being planned for 2021, we spoke to M Moser’s Frances Gain about the radical thinkers that have proved most inspiring to her
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Brief Encounters: Building on the environmental gains of lockdown
2 September 2020Slowly but surely, plans are being made to ensure that the environmental gains that have arisen as a by-product of lockdown become part of a more enlightened approach to urban living
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Frame of Mind: Sarah Bryan of ID:SR
1 September 2020In our latest glimpse into the creative mind, discover how the works of art found in the National Portrait Gallery and Tate’s permanent collections have inspired Sarah Bryan of ID:SR