Paola Lenti is a firm feature on the French Riviera: Guests both at the exclusive “3.14” restaurant on the beach at Cannes and to the Monaco Yacht Show can currently enjoy the outdoor furniture.

The new Hotel Fritz in Lauterbad in the Black Forest offers urban design in a spectacular location. The seating furniture was supplied by Rolf Benz.

At Braun, the presence of Dieter Rams can still be felt – particularly in the field of audio electronics. How does the new range of LE loudspeakers handle this legacy?

Designer Linde Freya Tangelder and her studio Destroyers/Builders have designed a side table with a shape that cites the architecture of renowned Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi.

A hybrid hotel with a luxurious design and a vivid history. Bette breathes life into the open-plan bedroom-cum-bathrooms in "Mittermeiers Alter Ego" in Rothenburg.

Tradition, forward thinking and fresh ideas – a visit to Villeroy & Boch in Mettlach.

Stylepark is holding a draw for an award-winning “Zenso” lounge chair by Zeitraum.

The GoalGirls in Berlin want to be free and not get rigidly pigeonholed. The modular USM Haller System is an almost natural choice as partner.

A bed, a boat and the open sea: This extraordinary hotel room is full of surprises – partly thanks to the perfect technology from Gira.

Renee Mennen and Stefanie van Keijsteren from the Dutch design studio RENS explore the interplay between color and material.

Zumtobel has developed a customized lighting concept for the new James-Simon-Galerie in Berlin.

Marazzi + Paul have converted a no-frills lakeside hotel into a luxurious destination with a maritime feel to it. TUUCI provides the shade for the sundeck.

Concentration and collaboration: In BuzziSpace, this company found the ideal partner for the interior of its headquarters in Hanover.

With its three-dimensional renderings, design studio Six N. Five creates surreal architectures and aesthetic objects that generate the effect of a gentle utopia.

The river bed at your feet: Stylepark is raffling off a copy of the outdoor carpet “River” by Woodnotes.

Schramm – the name stands for premium beds designed to a high standard. Yet their most special feature is hidden inside. We visited the bed manufactory.

In the restaurant of the boutique hotel The Dixon in London you are seated at the table with "Altrock" by Robin Grasby.

With “73v” the luminaire manufacturer Bocci is continuing a successful collection – in gentle colors and irregular shapes.

Nimbus has documented the development of the new spot system "Q FOUR" in a short film.

Let's celebrate summer! No matter how high the temperature records, the inflatable pools by Kristin Myllenbeck promise cooling with style.

From wooden chair to the Dondola seat joint to 3D printing: How the brothers Rainer and Peter Wagner are redefining sitting.

How Ori intends its movable multi-purpose furniture to create storage and usable space in microliving scenarios.

“The GreenFan” by Balmuda promises a natural breeze at home or in the office. We put it through its paces.

OHLAB Architekten have tenderly kissed the former glory of an old Spanish townhouse back to life with their boutique hotel Can Bordoy Grand House & Garden.

The Bora Pure cooktop extractor combines pioneering function and impressive design, as our featured film shows.

How glass notice boards took Danish brand Chat Board from the early age of computers to the day-to-day workings of a design-conscious office.

Freed from the old constraints! At its WorkLife Center in Madrid, Steelcase breaks down structures and dividing walls.

Stylepark is raffling off a “Mooon!” battery-powered floor luminaire for in- and outdoor use developed by outdoor specialist Fermob.

Bathroom ceramics manufacturer Laufen provides proof of the direct connection between art, design and craft with this project.

The Dutch designer Juul de Bruijn puts the storage space at her feet with "More Floor".

The restaurant Alouette in Copenhagen offers culinary and design quality that will leave nothing to be desired.

Christophe Marchand has transformed Marcel Breuer’s famous cantilever seat “S 64” by Thonet into a swivel chair.

Living on less than 30 square metres generally means that there is little space left for the household. Miniature electrical devices ensure that comfort is not missed out.

From a jungle world to a zen garden: Villeroy & Boch also demonstrates its gift for creating unconventional solutions in the sanitary field in its own head office in Mettlach.