Design brand Smaller Objects, which launched its second collection in February, challenges the traditional scale and revenue model of the mass-producing design industry.
As part of Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair 2016, Wetterling Gallery showcases some pieces of Iittala x Issey Miyake collection.
From a Taiwanese metal workshop and now based in Stockholm, NakNak works with the most exciting and original designers from around the world to create simple,… Read more
For Czech designer Lucie Koldová, working on glass derives from combination of fragility, brilliance and firmness of the material.
Designer Robert Stadler’s objects are currently on show in several exhibitions. Thing#1 and Thing#2 at gallery Triple V in Paris question the real and the fake.
Exhibition Al(l) by Michael Young brings a wide selection of the British designer’s works to Grand-Hornu in Brussels, Belgium. Until 29 May 2016.
New ceramics factory Den Danske Keramikfabrik in Denmark aims at ethical production facilities for ceramists, designers and design companies.
Following in a series of ‘out-of-suitcase’ exhibitions – presenting the speculative work of Big-Game, Maarten de Ceulaer, Lex Pott and Sebastian Herkner – Prague-based Okolo Gallery… Read more
Copenhagen-based designer Cecilie Manz focuses on designing for home – furniture, lamps, tableware and glass.
Fondation d’entreprise Hermès and curator Guillaume Désanges present site-specific installations by Isabelle Cornaro in Brussels. Until 26 March 2016.
After decades of lying on the shores of Murano islands, surplus glass blocks are sculpted as marble by designer Carlo Brandelli. RCM Galerie in Paris until 6 Feb 2016.
Stockholm Furniture and Light Fair launches a new area, Established, for design studios working on small-scale production. 9–12 February 2016.