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Traces of Gropius, Breuer and others are everywhere — from private houses to high-street homeware
The choice is wide — just avoid faddy shades of rose
Demand for luxury audio-visual kit is on the rise
The latest innovative Scandi style from Habitare, Finland’s most prestigious design fair
Stage highlights, cycling hotspots and best of the Design Festival
Our interiors editor’s guide to the best of the prestigious fair
Our architecture critic selects the most spectacular private homes throwing their doors open to the public
The hated look of the 1980s is back in vogue at this year’s London Design Festival
Pieces made today have the oily translucence that made them popular 150 years ago — but without the radioactive risk
The 9,000-year-old Japanese technique is now being applied to rough-hewn wood
Labour’s landlord clampdown, low mortgage rates and Airbnb backlash
London’s SEEDS leads a trend for displaying design in homes rather than galleries
From bamboo sculpture to the installations turning seating into an art form
Five capital locations where dizzying decoration and frantic design collide
Lucy Watson finds a caring side is common to some of her favourite items this year
A more inclusive industry would properly represent the world it serves
The influential Italian talks about leaving Milan, the joy of making and why ‘ugliness can be beautiful’
Bring depth to the home with these ocean-inspired pieces
Myths, legends — and the odd souvenir will keep the summer vibe alive
Jorge Penadés presses leather into solid forms that can be cut like wood
Sajid Javid’s ‘will he, won’t he’ spending review and what it’s like to own a moat
Military berets and Baker Boy caps made political statements on the AW19 runways
From prints to silks strewn with 3D posies, the catwalks are abundant with fashion’s favourite flower
Folksy Americana returned to the runways in New York in a medley of colour, textures and prints
The truth is that robots are coming — but that is not to say we lack all agency
