While the subject of waste management (and the wider sustainability issue) remains a hot topic, despite a global pandemic, is the industry really doing enough – or is it merely a box ticking issue?
It's here! Congratulations to the standout projects from the last 12 months that our judges deemed worthy of making it to this year’s Mixology21 Finalists list.
A celebration of Italian flavours spread over two floors; Eataly London has finally arrived.
The open and transparent space reflects Ninety One’s global character, with HLW taking influence from the South African light, coastline and landscape, building a palette of colour and materials with a nod to the company’s heritage.
The wait is over! Congratulations to the standout products from the last 12 months that our judges deemed worthy of making it to this year’s Mixology21 Finalists list.
One of London’s largest and most exciting redevelopments, King’s Cross has been described as a symbol of London’s industrial past and creative present – both of which inform Argent’s new residential development, LUMA.
Introducing the Mix Interiors 30 under 30 Class of 2021: the rising stars of the architectural and interior design community.
The latest collaboration between the British furniture manufacturer and the London-based studio, Crop is the first collection of outdoor furniture that LAYER has designed, and the first collection of metal outdoor furniture produced by Allermuir.
Designing spaces has moved definitively towards connecting interiors with the outdoor world, echoing the beauty of nature to improve quality of life in urban spaces. By selecting the best natural tones of woods and expressive stones, with iD Inspiration Naturals, Tarkett seek to bring the outdoors in.
This month, two of MCM’s stellar design team – Senior Designer Liana Hill and Associate Terri Scott – choose their current go-to material products.
Oktra has designed another bold workspace for the fitness apparel business Gymshark, referencing the brand's UK offices and surrounding Denver.
A previously dark and unworkable space has been transformed into a highly bespoke new workplace for PDP London.
