Willie Morlon received the Grand Prize of the Jury Van Cleef & Arpels in Toulon for the Design Parade Toulon, 2024. This summer, Morlon presents Wunder Haus, a dedicated exhibition as part of the 2025 Design Parade Toulon.

For the 2024 issue of TLmag40: The Ideal Home, Bolivian architect Freddy Mamami Silvestre wrote about his architectural practice based in the Neo-Andean Style, including his singular ‘Cholets’, multi-purpose, public and private buildings that embrace the country’s layered culture and past.

The Fondazione Officine Saffi presents the first solo show of work by Greek-born artist Chryssa Kotoula. We Are Walking, Talking Minerals opened on July 8th and is on view through August 1, 2025.

The Triennale Milano marks its 24th International Exhibition with Inequalities. Bringing together architects, artists, scholars, and scientists from around the world, with Inequalities, the Triennale becomes a a space of deep reflection on one of the most urgent issues of our time.

On the occasion of the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, designer and creative consultant Mehdi Dakhli curates Intrecciata Venezia, a contemplative look at Venice’s history as a center of cultural exchange, presented at Lo Studio.

During 3 Days of Design, TLmag sat down with Fritz Hansen’s new Creative Director, Els Van Hoorebeeck, and designer Michael Anastassiades, who introduces the After Series—a solid wood table and chair collection—for the iconic Danish heritage brand.

This summer, the Palais Galliera opens a major exhibition dedicated to the work of avant-garde fashion designer Rick Owens. For our 2025 print issue: TLmag40: The Ideal Home, Marie Honnay spoke to Michèle Lamy, artist, performer, fashion icon, and partner of Owens about the hybrid home they share.

The 12th edition of Design Shanghai concluded with remarkable energy and vision, cementing its status as Asia’s foremost international design fair. Read some of the key highlights of the annual design event.

Berber rugs and weaving have gained enormous popularity in the last decades, but who are the people behind the rugs and what are the traditions and stories told within them? Mina Abouzahra curates “The Soul of a Rug,” an exhibition that sheds light into a community of weavers and their incredible talent as well as her own personal journey of discovery and craft.

Between June 6 – August 31, 2025, Spazio Nobile presents “As far as the eye can see” (A perte de vue), a solo exhibition of ceramics and works on paper by Bela Silva.

For the 3rd edition of Lisbon Design Week, Luso Collective presented “Perception & Matter”, an exhibition featuring work by eleven design studios, with a focus on experimentation, exploration of materiality and “encouraging a re-evaluation of how materials inform not only design but also our emotional response to objects.”

The Horta Museum presents “All Over: A Dazzling Display of Patterns (1910-1945),” an in-depth exhibition that explores the breadth of Art Deco patterns and décor in this pivotal, inter-war moment in Europe. The exhibition is on view through August 17th, 2025, and is part of Art Deco 2025, a centenary celebration of Art Deco throughout Belgium.