The Berkeley Square fair is hosting 68 art and design galleries this year, starting tomorrow. We picked our favourites, from minuscule jewellery to historical pieces of furniture

Brooklyn-based Patrick Weder melds the modernist rationalism, often associated with his native Switzerland, with the volatility of natural material. Sculpting monolithic forms along natural lines,… Read more

After a successful run in Milan and Paris, Dutch Invertuals’ Harvest showcase traveled to London Design Festival this month. The manifesto-like collection revealed how young design talents are finding new efficient and self sufficient ways to practice and address the pressing issues of today and tomorrow: calling for a drastic change in economics; our consumption and production.

After the closing of Hope, his recent show at the Art Center of Châteaugiron in Brittany, the botanical artist reflects on the ephemerality and complexity of his source materials

This month the Venetian designer is presenting Sospesi, a collection of glass pieces, at Brussels’ The Gallery

The WCC•BF recently celebrated the work of young creators from the Wallonia and Brussels regions with the Tremplin 2017 awards —which include our own TLmag prize

We spoke with curator Njusja de Gier and designers BCXSY about their work for My Canvas, Kvadrat’s London Design Festival homage to Giulio Ridolfo’s star fabric

Axel Vervoordt and Daniela Ferretti present Intuition, their sixth and final exhibition in their joint curatorship series at the Venetian institution

Parisian gallery Praz-Delavallade debuts their new Los Angeles outpost with a solo show dedicated to the latest works by local talent Brian Wills. Revealing a group… Read more

London’s Universal Design Studio teams up with co-working company The Office Group to mount On Repeat: an architecturally and interactively repetitive pavilion with public programmes through out London Design Festival.

The Czech designer, lauded for her work as Brokis’ artistic director, is the guest designer for the 2018 edition of imm Cologne’s Das Haus.

Originally educated as a sculptor, French furniture and interior designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance wants to connect people with their environments through his designs