Editorial
Starting as a joyful resistance to the staid colours of post-war Europe, Marimekko has continued to stay relevant by embracing both heritage and innovation.
Ideas around health, family, memory, the environment and physical making were all explored at this year’s New Designers.
Colour theory and perception are ubiquitous in art and design. Yet the way they are taught is far from standardised and scientists and specialists are increasingly questioning traditional theories.
Gucci’s determination to launch Rosso Ancora as a signature colour for the brand is an object lesson in the importance of making the perfect choice.
Innovations and smart ideas in kitchen tech from EuroCunica and Milan Design Week 2024.
A motif as old as time, jewellers are once again turning to eyes for inspiration, playing on their associations with protection and wisdom.
From poisonous purgatives to Flemish masters, this rich yellow has a distinctly chequered history.
Despite being so ubiquitous, glass remains a tantalising enigma. An amorphous liquid structure with the touch and feel of a solid, this unique and mysterious material continues to inspire.
Sober colours, cold metals and stone, an emphasis on performance; new directions in kitchens are heading into distinctly masculine territory.