Ceramists, graphic designers and architects have created objects based on the local culture and history

Design is based, among other factors, on the right use of materials to be considered successful.

DS presents the most emblematic sofa designs of the 20th century

The eternity of warm light on transparent glass

A conversation about the relationship between classic and contemporary design.

Greek and foreign designers use raw materials that come from waste, coffee grounds and useless building materials.

The 21st Dutch design exhibition included distinctive installations and revolutionary design proposals

Studiolav’s new collection titled Nomads is made from 3D printed sand and evokes archaeological artifacts

The collectible candlelights exhibition, a part of MAISON & OBJET PARIS 2022: In Paris, September 8-12

A minimal side table influenced by Bauhaus and De stijl

Fendi ommissioned Peter Mabeo and his team to jointly create furniture, emphasising the traditional craftsmanship of Botswana and the minimalist forms.

Cases of Greek design that have crossed the country’s borders are, unfortunately, rare. A series of objects recently recognised internationally, through design platforms and magazines, is the Soda Tables.

Throughout the history of art, pieces of furniture have been used in many ways: as decor, as part of performances, or even as statements, mainly by feminist artists who wanted to talk about household life and its conditions.

Revolutionary, lively, monochromatic. These are some words that can be used to describe Crosby Studios’ founder, Harry Nuriev’s design.