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Tobia Scarpa talks to Deyan Sudjic about the Seki-Han, an early design for Flos that followed the Fantasma lamp, which marked the beginning of his relationship with the company. Seki-Han is once again in production, reflecting the continuing relevance of Tobia Scarpa’s work
Designer Max Lamb and Potato Head turn the detritus of luxury tourism in Bali into furniture and objects of function and beauty
Empires fall, but symbols endure. In cloth, structure, language and form, Samuel Ross channels centuries of defiance and reinvention. After stepping into the role of artistic director at the London Design Biennale, a new chapter begins
In 1966, Robert Rauschenberg and Billy Klüver founded Experiments in Art and Technology. Pairing artists with engineers, EAT produced fog-filled pavilions, laser performances and early uses of fibre optics. Its story reveals how collaboration reshaped art forever
The Ferragamo Portrait Milano, a former 16th-century seminary, has been transformed by Michele Bonan into a hotel while preserving its architectural history
With award-winning work spanning computers, furniture, patterns, and ceramics, designer George Sowden reflects on creative complications and the importance of retaining human fallibility
Fun, frivolity, and uselessness – Jane Hall explores countercultural strategies for a feminist approach to design
Paulo Tavares investigates the modernist magazine Habitat and its complicit relationship to the colonial violence that shaped 20th-century Brazil
Jo Lawson-Tancred stays at Ruinart, the world’s oldest champagne house, recently reimagined by former LOEWE creative director, Jonathan Anderson
Hertz Italy partners with Garage Italia to re-interpret the Spiaggina as an all-electric classic