Relaxing in style is effortless with "Jack" by Rolf Benz. Luca Nichetto designed the armchair, which combines the advantages of both a chair and a lounger in terms of shape and comfort.

The series "nate" and "nate s" of the "nate collection" from Brunner convince with clever design and sustainable production.

The opera house in Chemnitz is one of the most modern venues in Europe. Now the building's sanitary rooms have been renovated and given contactless sanitary installations and ceramics from Geberit.

Thinking in colors: With the Trend Collection "Color Opinions" from Object Carpet, planners can create an individual room atmosphere.

Hemmo Honkonen designs furniture with a surprising component – preferably made of wood. Sometimes it serves as an instrument as well.

Benjamin Graindorge hat mit "Astrée" für Ligne Roset eine stilvolle Stehleuchte entwickelt, dessen dynamische Linien die Leuchtkugel scheinbar schweben lassen.

The "REFLEX² Floor" ceiling floodlight uses fine lines to trace the contours of a cuboid while providing glare-free lighting.

Christian Haas has developed the low board "Matéria" series for ClassiCon whose elaborately milled tabletops lend the travertine stone a new visibility.

A new archetype for the bathroom: the "AXOR One" collection from Barber Osgerby combines sophisticated technology with a timeless design.

Courage to improvise: With "JAZZ" LOEHR has a sculptural dining chair in its program that oscillates between order and free expression.

Spotlight on sustainable living and working: Interview with Oliver Seidel, one of the founding partners of Cityförster, on the "Ecovillage" in Hanover and his vision of an architecture of the future.

AXOR launches a digital platform that deals with future topics in the field of design and architecture.

With the colourful grates of the "ColourCollection", designers can give free rein to their creativity in bathroom planning.

It looks like pure oak, but it's not: Unilin Panels develop decorative panels that offer the homely feel and look of the natural material but are more robust and easier to clean.

The sound-absorbing "TOA Folding Screen" table partition by Robin Rizzini for Pedrali is easy to handle, flexible in its construction and available with a variety of coloured covers.

With the Laufen virtual space, Laufen has created a place where the boundaries between the digital and physical worlds become blurred and where the company's bathroom collections can be experienced in a new way.

This year, for the 67th time, the iF Design Award 2021 has honoured a variety of exceptional design ideas. We present a selection of the design products that perfectly underline stylish hospitality.

The vinyl floor "LayRed 55" from IVC Commercial provides better acoustics and gives designers the opportunity to play rooms individually.

With the special edition "Grace Salon", Sebastian Herkner offers an exclusive variant of the stylish bar trolley for Schönbuch.

"Quest" is the name of Camira's new fabric, which reflects the English textile manufacturer's efforts to reduce plastic pollution in the oceans.

The renowned architect and designer Michele De Lucchi currently provides exclusive insights into his work and thoughts once a week via a newsletter.

Vola presents "RS11", an elegant design for touch-free dispensers of soap and hand sanitising gel that can be harmoniously integrated into the interior design.

The new housing development Himmelrich 3 not only convinces with its mix of apartments, but also with elegant staircases using the luminaire series "CURLING" by serien.lighting.

For five years, the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) has been working on a master plan for the conversion of the Kaufhaus Des Westens (KaDeWe) department stores' in Berlin. Now a first section of this transformation has been opened, with a spectacular escalator at its centre: The Spiral.

In the form of the new “TwistFlush” technology Villeroy & Boch has developed a system that saves money and facilitates cleaning.

Wilkhahn's "Graph iconic edition" adds new top models to the "Graph" conference range.

Daniel Stromborg, Product Development Design Director at Gensler, spoke to Stylepark about the design of "Mixu" for Arper and why there is currently a need for sustainable systems that offer a variety of design options.

With "nate" and "nate s", Brunner has developed a wooden furniture collection in collaboration with Munich-based designer Steffen Kehrle that impresses with its innovative and sustainable approach.

With "Blume", Sebastian Herkner has designed a collection for Pedrali that impresses with its refined profile, great comfort and luxurious feel.

With the exhibition "Workspace in progress" at the MAKK, Wagner Living, in collaboration with Stefan Diez, Matylda Krzykowski and students from the University of Applied Arts Vienna, offers a variety of approaches to the topic of New Work.

For the 50th anniversary of the classic "Parentesi" luminaire, FLOS presents a new edition in Turquoise and Orange Signal.

With its "Lounge Chair Slope" Oechsler has come up with a case study that illustrates what is currently possible for the furniture industry in terms of customization by using 3D printing onto plastics.

Economical cleanliness – "TwistFlush" from Villeroy & Boch conserves water as a resource while giving grime no chance.

With the Laufen space in Milan, Laufen has created a multifaceted venue that seeks to encourage dialogue between art, design, and architecture.

Lilli Hollein is the new director of the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna. She talks to us about her plans for the renowned applied arts museum and her reflections on 15 years of Vienna Design Week.