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Biophilic design and architecture - 10 of the best biophilic buildings
We look at the best architecture and design projects that bring nature into man-made spaces.
Designing the domestic: Home Futures at the Design Museum — review
The Design Museum’s Home Futures show presents ideas of how the future of the home was once imagined
Hannah Stouffer: Lust for Light
Jill Entwistle takes us through Lust for Light, a new book by artist, illustrator and art director Hannah Stouffer that explores the beauty and power of contemporary light art
Call for Entries: A’ Design Award 2019
The prestigious annual A’ Design Award and Competition is calling for entries.
Bompas & Parr and Captain Morgan launch the Lost Lagoon
Prepare to set sail on an underground sea, and begin your search for the ingredients to make Captain Morgan’s secret rum punch… in Bompas & Parr’s latest immersive adventure.
Jay Osgerby: 'Objects have to justify their existence'
Designer Jay Osgerby shares with Pamela Buxton the top 10 lessons he’s learned since establishing Barber & Osgerby
Goddard Littlefair predicts the top interior lighting trends for 2019
In celebration of Canary Wharf’s annual Winter Lights Festival, the co-founder of Goddard Littlefair, Jo Littlefair, predicts the top interior lighting trends we should expect to see in 2019.
Brief Encounters in Sheffield
An exhibition on crystal technologies, both ancient and modern, in Sheffield’s Site Gallery finally gives a weightier, more nuanced perspective on our digital fascinations. Veronica Simpson reports
‘I don’t follow trends, I make them’: Joanna Wood discusses her remarkable career
We discuss British brands, historical buildings and long-term trends with Joanna Wood, the founder of Joanna Wood International Interior Design.
The new New Towns
There are developments, and then there are developments. By the time it’s completed Greenwich Peninsula will be large enough to be a town in its own right, with all the facilities and amenities one could expect. David Tarpey takes a look, and at a couple more large-scale developments in London and Bedford
