Giulia Manzoni uses Italian materials — ceramic tile, marble, Venetian glass and gold leaf — and traditional methods to bridge two millennia of craft history
Designed in the 1950s, this architectural chameleon is enjoying a new incarnation
The Tudor farmhouse has been in the octogenarian’s family since the 1400s — now it’s a glorious riot of high and low, where eccentricity runs wild
Meet the architects taking tumbledowns to the next level
The French creative loves blueberries, Bruce Springsteen and his Maison Bonnet glasses
Any portal can be made to look fascinating and mysterious
The architect’s apartment is an exercise in careful geometry
In Youssef Belkaid’s radical rammed earth home, everything is curved, from the beds to the steps to the paintings
Designer Duro Olowu has reinvented the legendary institution — with an ‘Afro-check’ touch
Frances Priest’s geometric glistening glazes on vases, tiles and sculptures are the subject of a new exhibition in a historic Cumbrian home
How the Egelunds turned a homeware line into a burgeoning hospitality empire
The ancient method of cutting reveals the ‘soul’ of a tree, resulting in furniture, fencing and cladding with both heft and style
Meet the leading lights of this year’s SaloneSatellite, Milan’s showcase for emerging talent
A divorce inspired a move to a belle-époque cottage by the river Seine. A canny use of space and colour has turned it into a striking haven for a fresh start
Designers making their first forays in the field are sublimely playful, mixing materials, shapes and genres
A timeless material branches out
A brightly coloured shop of curiosities in the heart of Stockholm
Seven bright lampshade ideas
India Mahdavi, Carsten Höller, Kelly Wearstler, Gustaf Westman, Berry Dijkstra and Maye Ruiz are having serious fun with interiors
India Mahdavi, Kelly Wearstler, Carsten Höller, Maye Ruiz and Adrian Joffe put the fun into function
Behind the scenes with Charlotte Freemantle’s feline friend
How a weekend hobby became museum-worthy work
An exclusive look at the interiors star’s new collectable design platform, Side Hustle
‘Form follows fun’ in the Valencia-based curator’s ‘stacks’
Gufram’s ‘global creative orchestrator’ is safeguarding the spirit of the 1960s at his Barolo factory, one Cactus coat rack at a time
