TLmag Extended Print Editions

Finnish furniture company Nikari has its roots in fine carpentry, natural varnishes and local wood, and its future in collaborations with designers such as Jasper Morrison and Alfredo Häberli.

Japanese garden of Musée Guimet in Paris brings the East to Liquid Light series by fashion photographer Yves Lavallette for TLmag 24.

With holiday travel in toe, we spotlight TLmag 24-featured nendo‘s total overhaul of Japanese suitcase label Proteca. Marking the brand’s 10th-anniversary, the design firm reconfigured everything… Read more

PULS Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, is one of the few galleries worldwide solely dedicated to showing one-off contemporary ceramic art. Annette Sloth, founder of the gallery, talks about her artists and collecting ceramics.

Japanese ceramic artist Haruhiko Kaneko brings a large ceramic installation to Salon des Beaux-Arts in Paris, France.

Employing the potential of mathematic formula to bring in as much sunlight as possible, TLmag 23-featured Studio Christian Wassmann renovates a 1930s Miami Beach bungalow… Read more

Establishing a firm position on the international scene, TLmag 23-featured BassamFellows have reaffirmed the steadfast value of American design since first founding their practice in… Read more

A beauty at times purposefully imperfect, a quest for the immaterial and the true essence of things, small moments caught in the passing of time, nature, matter… Read more

Danish designer Henrik Vibskov’s first large-scale retrospective in Asia takes place at the Daelim Museum in Seoul, South Korea. In an interview, he talks about his work and ties to Asia.

Design brand Living Divani’s collaborations complement with designs of long-term art director Piero Lissoni. Carola Bastetti of Living Divani talks about the collaborations and the architecture of the company’s headquarters.

Often overshadowed by the dominance of mid-century American, Italian and Scandinavian linages, Brazil witnessed its own thriving decades of modern furniture design. Factoring in as… Read more

Chahan Minassian’s haute couture style in interior design originates from his years in the fashion world. In an interview, he talks about his designs and a long passion to 1950s American furniture.