Craft, Design & Industry
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Inside the fascinating world of design and interiors archives
Far from being dusty neglected tomes, interiors and design archives are living repositories of design history that continue to inspire today
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Five reasons to visit Maison & Objet 2026
The bi-annual design rendez-vous is returning to Paris in January 2026, this year with the theme ‘Past Reveals Future’ – here's why you should head to Paris for the design mecca
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Why craft events are becoming the new way to socialise
Craft can help us slow down and be more mindful, but it can also be a surprising way to socialise. Lampshade maker Rosi de Ruig considers the benefits of the new generation of craft workshops, and we pick our favourite places to go to pick up a new skill
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Celebrating United in Design: five years on
Since its launch five years ago, United in Design, founded by Alexandria Dauley and Sophie Ashby to promote diversity in the interior design world, has created career opporunities for tktkt talented young people
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NOMAD Abu Dhabi: all about the design showcase's first Middle Eastern edition
For its Middle Eastern debut, the travelling showcase will inhabit the former Terminal 1 of Zayed International Airport, presenting collectible design, art and a Bottega Veneta collaboration curated by Rana Beiruti.
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Moroccan craft gets a fashionable spin with this collaboration between LRNCE and ALÉMAIS
The much-loved Australian fashion brand has teamed up with Marrakech-based Laurence Leenaert’s lifestyle label for a charmingly artisanal collection
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On the joys of Murano – and why there's more to its glass than chandeliers
From Byzantine mosaics to modern collaborations, Murano’s glassmakers have spent centuries turning fire into fantasy – proof that their craft is still very much alive.
Travel
This unexpected English county is one of our favourite design destinations
The heart of the East Midlands, Leicester has a rich design heritage and is packed with exciting creative makers, designers and more
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Meet the artists and makers putting their local craft heritage back on the map
The UK has an extraordinary history of craftsmanship, but many of those traditions are close to disappearing. Luckily there are talented craftspeople whose work speaks to their hometown heritage
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The must-see creatives at the British Ceramics Biennial
As one of the initiatives to ‘make change through clay’, the British Ceramics Biennial is showcasing rising stars and established potters in the former Spode factory in Stoke-on-Trent. Corinne Julius introduces some of the creatives taking part
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How AI is infiltrating interior design
Like all areas of creative endeavour, AI is having a transformative effect on interior design – but that doesn’t mean designers should be concerned for their living
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Architects, interior designers and decorators – what’s the difference and does it matter?
We're so used to hearing the terms architect, interior designer and interior decorator that we often forget exactly what each skill entails– but then should we really see them as silos?
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Are shoppable room schemes the next big thing in interior design?
A ready-to-go room designed by an expert. Could this be the future of shopping?
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Are interior design consultancies the future of the industry?
Thanks to a new wave of designers offering consultancy services, the world of interior design is being opened up to a wider audience. Not only can consultancy avoid costly mistakes but it can equip clients with confidence. Is it the future of interior design?
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Shop like a royal: the interiors companies with a royal warrant
From Scottish wool to natural paint: the royal-approved interiors brands to know about
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The enduring charm of mosaic
Artist Tessa Hunkin dives into mosaics and unearths what it is that makes them so enduring in their popularity
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Inside the world of contemporary ceramics devotee Marijke Varrall-Jones
It was Marijke Varrall-Jones' passion for pottery that led her, in 2009, to launch the first online auction house for contemporary ceramics, which has since seen some record breaking sales and an exciting evolution.
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The designers and collections we're excited about from our Design 100
The people, places, products and ideas shaping the world of contemporary design, from our October issue's brilliant Design 100
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The long and fascinating history of one of England's most storied fabric printers
On the banks of the River Lune in Lancaster stands one of Britain's most resilient manufacturing stories, the fabric printers Standfast & Barracks, who celebrate their centenary this year as they continue their latest chapter as part of Sanderson Design Group
Gardens
What it's really like to be a garden designer and how to get there
Garden designers including Butter Wakefield and Marcus Barnett share useful advice and insight for anyone considering the same career