Et tu, Brutalism
Jacob Charles Wilson reflects on the most enduring architectural movement of the 20th century
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re:WireRing
Simone Farresin of Studio Formafantasma reflects on the duo’s innovative new design for lighting company Flos
Dream of Flight: B&B Italia x Bompas & Parr
Sam Bompas of Bompas & Parr reflects on the technologies and ideas behind an event hosted by Port and B&B Italia for London Design Festival
Food for Thought: Piero Lissoni’s Eda-Mame
Port speaks to the veteran designer about his latest design for B&B Italia, which takes its form from the humble edamame bean
Light Effects: Elemental and Artemide
Experimental design studio Elemental speaks to Port about returning to the fundamentals of light for Artemide
Curb Enthusiasm
George Kafka reflects on an essential piece of urban infrastructure that defines much of our experience of the city: the pavement
The World of Not-Art and Not-Architecture: Snarkitecture
Maria Cristina Didero attempts to define the innovative multidisciplinary New York-based creative practice
Peter Ghyczy: 50 Years of Functionalism
Port travels to the Netherlands to meet the pioneer of functional design, Peter Ghyczy, to discuss his idiosyncratic style, following trends and sustainability
Leatherworkers: Les Petits Nomades
As Louis Vuitton launch their new homeware range, Port speaks to Atelier Oï, Patricia Urquiola, Humberto & Fernando Campana, and Marcel Wanders
Open Sky: Phillip K. Smith III x COS
Port speaks to Californian artist Phillip K. Smith about OPEN SKY, a new installation for the Salone del Mobile in Milan produced in collaboration with COS
Time and Light: Candela
Port speaks to the team behind the bold new Panerai design collaboration, Candela, currently on display at the Salone del Mobile in Milan
+ Munch
Christina Skreiberg discovers the intersection between art and design at the groundbreaking series of exhibitions at the Munch Museum, casting Norway’s most famous artist in a controversial new light
Art and Design: Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance
Port speaks to the award-winning designer about the intersection of art and design in his work, and his latest project with Ligne Roset
Fifty Years of B&B Italia
Alyn Griffiths discovers the moulds, machines and methods of Italy’s most innovative furniture brand
Lanserring: Crafting a New Design
Port travels to the unassuming Austrian town of Riegersburg to discover a quiet revolution in high-end interior design
Space For Living: SPACE Copenhagen
Jacob Charles Wilson meets the award-winning design duo SPACE Copenhagen to discuss their latest project – the renovation Arne Jacobsen’s iconic Radisson Blue Royal Hotel
The Nose: Barnabé Fillion
Perfumer Barnabé Fillion on about his latest collaboration with Aesop, the influence of photography on his work, and going to work with the flu
Kanaal: Living in Art
Kanaal, the brainchild of Belgian art and interiors behemoth Axel Vervoordt, provides cutting-edge new exhibition and residential spaces at the forefront of design
Kvadrat: A Design Family
Port travels to the new Copenhagen showroom of renowned textile designer Kvadrat, to learn more about the brand’s philosophy and conceptions of space
Maserati: Innovation and Tradition
Port travels to Italy to discover the people, skills and traditional crafts that drive one of the oldest luxury car companies