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Play it again… Louis Poulsen reissues a 1930s clef-shaped piano lamp (opens the original)
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The warm glow of Louis Poulsen’s three-shade PH lamp system, first designed in 1925 by lifelong collaborator Poul Henningsen, has come to epitomise Danish design. So it’s no surprise that every year, the historic lighting brand celebrates this incredible legacy with a limited-edition reissue of one of its classic designs. Launched in 2014 to mark the 120th anniversary of Henningsen’s birth, the highly collectable reissues have included untreated copper lamps and amber-coloured pendants. This yea
Splash out on Tom Dixon’s new glassware collection for Nude (opens the original)
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‘Everywhere I go I see pattern. In the brick buildings of London, in the knit of the jumper I’m wearing, even in the branches of the trees,’ says British designer Tom Dixon, whose previous glassware designs include pieces inspired by the bold geometric silhouette of a game puck and the functional volumes of scientific lab equipment. For his first collaboration with Nude, the contemporary outshoot of leading glassware producer Şişecam, Dixon observed the patterns made by water, both on the table
A fun-filled office fit for Flat Eric (opens the original)
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A celebration of beats and bass that started as a ‘stupid loop’ for a series of Levi’s commercials, ‘Flat Beat’ by Mr Oizo is the unlikely inspiration for a new workspace, Flat Office, in Western Australia. It is the latest project from local studio State Twenty Eight, whose team includes lead designer Sean Chan and directors Miriam Terry and Kate McGee. Their client’s brief was to create ‘a professional workplace with an edge’ in the vibrant Perth suburb of Subiaco. It contained a single creati
This textile collection from Hay is inspired by the ritual of making a bed (opens the original)
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Balancing boldness with restraint, the new ‘Dori’ collection by Doshi Levien for Hay reflects the dual approach of its creators, Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. The pair, who founded their studio in London in 2000, is known for combining cultural richness with technical innovation, with Doshi’s delicate visual sensibility a perfect foil for Levien’s industrial precision. Offering a subtle combination of texture and colour, the ‘Dori’ textile range is named after the Hindi word for ‘thread’ and i
This new furniture collection 'captures Barbican living: bold, considered and inherently social' (opens the original)
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With its world-class concert halls and galleries, peaceful fountain court and large foyers wrapped in textured raw concrete walls, London’s Barbican is a haven for arts, architecture and design fans. Now they will be able to bring home a slice of the brutalist landmark’s aesthetics, thanks to a furniture collection by Made and the Barbican, available to buy now Built in 1982 on the largest Second World War bomb site in the City of London, the Barbican was designed by Chamberlin, Powell and Bon a
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