For a pioneering bank building Wilkhahn has realized individual solutions.

South Tyrol’s greatest treasures are hidden behind the dark-gray façade made from “Fibre C” glass-fiber-reinforced concrete elements by Rieder.

Architecture offices Bernardi Peschard and Blancas Moran have designed a villa in Mexico City that is firmly in the tradition of Latin American mid-century architecture.

Carpenters Workshop Gallery in New York City presents Mathieu Lehanneur’s furniture sculptures in a solo show entitled “Ocean Memories”.

Designer Lucie Koldova, whose sculptural glass luminaires have in recent years caused a real stir, designed “Das Haus” at the imm cologne 2018. And it of course focuses on the topic of light. In her native Prague she presented her idea.

Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann like to get down to basics when the talk turns to designs. For the Cor Lab, the redesigned the room divider completely.

In Berlin’s Hotel Michelberger architect Sigurd Larsen used Simonswerk hinging technology to create a living cube in two of the rooms.

The small French hotel chain Okko seeks to win out in the tight market for four-star city hotels – thanks to its design concept. Patrick Norguet designed the latest hotel, in Strasbourg.

Feria Habitat Valencia is back – thankfully. We cast a glance at the novelties from the South.

NL Architects have designed a kindergarten and primary school complex in Knokke in Belgium that certainly stands the usual school hierarchy on its head.

Architect Bruno Dias has created a remarkable courtyard in the small Portuguese town of Ansião, effortlessly combining intimacy and stringency.

Vizona is back! Matthias Hummel was appointed the new CEO of the shop-fitting expert in July 2017. Robert Volhard and Fabian Peters spoke with him about the company.

They do exist – items for life with a smartphone and a laptop that are as carefully considered as they are well designed. Users need look no further than the label Nolii, founded by British designer Benjamin Hubert.

Arts and crafts have always got on fabulously in Vienna. The “Vienna Design Week” takes up the thread and skillfully explores all the different things that pop up under an expanded design concept.

Biodynamic light by Waldmann boosts the quality of life of care-home residents in Altentreptow and Neubrandenburg.

It is not only the architecture of the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris that is iconic, but also its interior. Pride of place there goes to Eero Saarinen’s “Conference Chair”, which is now set to furnish the building in a new version.

Material and magic: Vitra Design Museum in Weil is celebrating the outstanding designer duo of Charles and Ray Eames not just with one, but with no less than four exhibitions.

Build Inc. Architekten have used Zeitraum furniture for the interior for a new gastronomy concept in Lucerne – the “Ampersand”.

The heights of the “AquaTurm” design hotel in Radolfzell can be effortlessly scaled by Schindler elevator.

Woman equals pink, weak and cute, man is automatically blue, strong and hard-edged? The iphiGenia Gender Design Award makes a stand against conventional stereotypes.

For all those who don’t like the idea of abseiling in the Alps, but still have a penchant for ropes: the new table by Moormann, called “Seiltänzer” – rope dancer.

The architecture studio “Von M” has transformed a spacious apartment in Munich’s Glockenbach district into an open-plan studio.

Paola Lenti has its very own booth to present its current collection at the Monaco Yacht Show.

Acoustic solutions from Buzzispace structure the new open-plan office of Kienbaum Consultants International.

Thanks to the Solarlux balcony glazing the “Prom Apartments New Brighton” can withstand the stormy weather on Great Britain’s coast.

With its highly precise, pared back furniture the Berlin label New Tendency has made itself an international name. With “New Tendency+” they are expanding their portfolio to include customizing.

If car models become increasingly similar, then only the radiator grille and the marque logo remain to distinguish them.