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Picasso, Miró and Gaudí turned tiles into masterpieces. Now a new generation of creatives are reclaiming them again
An emblem of the Modernist movement that thrived in 1930s Britain
From scissors to desks to lamps, all you need to create a great working environment
The style innovator introduced Britain to creations of his own as well as international objects
Picasso, Braque, Hockney . . . pools as artwork have quite a history. Now today’s artists are dipping in
Founder of Habitat who transformed British homes and became the nation’s middle-class tastemaker
How a Liverpool manufacturer is creating sustainable dishes from broken plates and old building rubble
These soft shapes can bring some well-rounded perspective to your home
The city’s annual celebration of creativity is a more intimate, but no less innovative, affair
As a new book shines a light on the work of the late American sculptor, his designer daughter recalls how his aesthetic shaped her own
Stephanie Edwards draws upon her childhood on Grenada to evoke a sense of calm in her urban designs
Wrapped in thick, wide-ribbed corduroy, this sculptural piece was formed from a solid block of upholstery foam ‘scooped’ out to form a seat
How the industry is responding to Covid, climate change and more
With travel curtailed, these economically important events are facing a harsh future
Everything from the bed to the bathmat is on sale in a retail opportunity for the Instagram age
Designers have created clear messages to change public behaviour during the pandemic
Working from home showed her how pieces had to offer flexibility, resilience and calm
Hothouse exhibit in London Design Festival showcases plants for capital’s warmer future
Meet the artists shattering tradition to create a fresh new art form
Bookshelves have taken on a new design status. A Vitsœ 606 superfan tries to categorise a global obsession, while we showcase a portfolio of HTSI’s greatest shelving hits
Jukeboxes scream ‘man cave’, gramophones can look elegant — but are they right for the home?
How the global anonymous chic that makes Budapest look the same as Brooklyn — has crept into our own interiors
Enjoy the playful vibe of these utensils in wild colours and prints
There are many ways to inject homeliness and style and reduce an institutional feel
As coronavirus pushes our living spaces to the limit, designers are under pressure to create solutions
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