A thoughtful selection of the latest lifestyle and design news, plus the modular seating goes where you need it to
For homeware designers Torbjørn Anderssen and Espen Voll, obsolescence is a thing of the past. Their Nedre Foss range is created to last a lifetime with ‘century products’ that will be around for 100 years or more. As the pair explain, it may not be commercially fashionable, but it’s the natural outcome of responsible design and taking sustainability seriously
Famed Italian furniture brand Zanotta, which is marking 70 years in the industry, has always championed ideas, creativity and research. Its visionary founder was one of the first to produce pieces by the likes of Joe Colombo, Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, Ettore Sottsass and Carlo Mollino. Today, the brand continues to nurture design talent at home and abroad
Normann Copenhagen, which is exploring environmentally friendly materials, introduces the Mat chair collection made from hemp and eelgrass
Copenhagen-based colour house Blēo, known for its water-based and non-toxic paints, has teamed up with innovative British design duo Barber Osgerby to create a dynamic new collection
Cutting-edge design and intimate environments don’t always go hand in hand. At the new GUBI House showroom in London, however, the brand’s iconic pieces seem to have merged with their 18th-century surroundings and found a new lease of life. For lovers of well-curated interiors, the result is a warm welcome indeed
In an era flooded with novelty designs that don’t actually change the status quo, Blå Station’s Able chair dares to be different by not taking the same approach. Why worry about being ‘new’ when you can be better?
The UK-based company's recycled plastic sheets for use in commercial interiors and product design are proving that one company’s trash can be another’s treasure. OnOffice writer Sean McGeady sits down with the founders to find out how the duo is reimagining materials
Design consultant Daniel Liden is on a mission to demystify sustainability. He tells Paul Fairclough why a positive approach is so important, and how to help designers make better and more confident decisions about incorporating sustainable materials
After previewing in Milan and Copenhagen this year, the official launch of Tom Dixon’s AW24 collection will take place at London Design Festival in September featuring two new modular sofa designs.
Known for his exuberant and extravagant digital designs, artist Andrés Reisinger is used to creating without limits. Now, through a new collaboration with Tylko, his vision is getting to people where they live
The new Gomo collection by Hugo Passos for Danish furniture pioneer Fredericia reimagines staid seating typology with characterful curves