• Review: The Japanese House at Barbican Art Gallery

    The latest exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery in London charts the evolution of the Japanese house from the end of the Second World War

  • One to Watch: Bark

    is Bark, comprising husband-and-wife team Jonathan Walter and Lakshmi Bhaskaran, offering their own interpretation on bespoke, British-made furniture and accessories.

  • Meet: Kéré Architecture

    We get to know Burkina Faso-born Francis Kéré of Berlin-based Kéré Architecture, designer of this summer’s Serpentine Pavilion in London’s Kensington Gardens

  • Review: Disobedient Bodies: JW Anderson curates The Hepworth Wakefield

    Fashion designer JW Anderson has curated an exhibition exploring how art, fashion and design has reimagined the human form in the past century at The Hepworth Wakefield

  • South Korea’s Seoullo 7017 Skygarden now open to the public

    The brand new public garden Skygarden - Seoullo 7017 - opened this week in the South Korean capital city of Seoul.

  • Talks you can’t miss at Clerkenwell Design Week

    One of the biggest events in the design world is nearly here. From tomorrow, the designers and architects of the world will descend on London’s beautiful Clerkenwell district to take in all things visual. From innovation to creativity pushing all boundaries, this celebration of design is not to be missed.

  • Review: Milan Design Week

    Blueprint editor Johnny Tucker reports from this year’s Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week

  • Behind the scenes of The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains

    In the Pink - Pink Floyd is the latest subject for a V&A blockbuster exhibition. Before the opening, we caught up with the event’s creative director, Aubrey ‘Po’ Powell, one half of legendary graphic design outfit Hipgnosis, show designers Stufish and one of Pink Floyd...

  • Ness Point by Tonkin Liu

    The sleek lines and curves of this new home for interior designer, Logan McWatt, by architect Tonkin Liu are inspired by its local history and stunning cliff-top location overlooking the White Cliffs of Dover, as well as philosopy from the Far East.

  • Richard Murphy House by Richard Murphy Architects

    Winner of the RIBA 2016 House of the Year award, Richard Murphy’s house in Edinburgh’s New Town is a treasure trove of a lifetime of influences and inspirations, from homages to Carlo Scarpa and tributes to John Soane. Packed with gadgets, visual trickery and surprises, it is designed to adapt with both the seasons and its occupier’s needs.