Issue 154

Our Spring issue explores the workplace of tomorrow. From our work-from-anywhere future to how Millennials and Gen Z dress to work from home, this edition reveals the trends and cultural shifts shaping the hybrid future of work. Expect a new and updated format, plus a lighting special.

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Editor’s picks

Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

Interiors

Feel Good Friday: The benefits of having dogs at work

Wellbeing

Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is proof positive that budget accommodation can be beautiful

Interiors

Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

Design

From the Archives: Three thought leaders explore a new definition of flexible working

Normann Copenhagen’s Mat collection revolutionises conventional furniture production

Design

Pernille Lind Studio completes beautifully crafted workspace designed for living and working in London

Interiors

Holloway Li’s gentle refresh has given an advertising agency new heart and soul

Interiors

Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red give former workshops of The Heal’s Building on Tottenham Court Road a new lease of life

Interiors

Interiors

Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

Interiors

Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is proof positive that budget accommodation can be beautiful

Interiors

Pernille Lind Studio completes beautifully crafted workspace designed for living and working in London

Interiors

Holloway Li’s gentle refresh has given an advertising agency new heart and soul

Interiors

Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red give former workshops of The Heal’s Building on Tottenham Court Road a new lease of life

Interiors

Its welcoming, subtle scheme means Loom Club is primed to offer its members new co-working and social opportunities

Interiors

The offices for The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity and its archive are ready to keep the designers’ dreams alive

Interiors

Copenhagen Food Collective’s new Hotel Bella Grande maintains its old-world charm

Interiors

Hato’s new Toogood-designed studio, shop and café feeds the company’s creativity

Interiors

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Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is proof positive that budget accommodation can be beautiful

Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

Normann Copenhagen’s Mat collection revolutionises conventional furniture production

Pernille Lind Studio completes beautifully crafted workspace designed for living and working in London

Holloway Li’s gentle refresh has given an advertising agency new heart and soul

Editor’s picks

Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

Feel Good Friday: The benefits of having dogs at work

Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is proof positive that budget accommodation can be beautiful

Editor’s Picks: The best new season design and lifestyle launches

From the Archives: Three thought leaders explore a new definition of flexible working

Normann Copenhagen’s Mat collection revolutionises conventional furniture production

Pernille Lind Studio completes beautifully crafted workspace designed for living and working in London

Holloway Li’s gentle refresh has given an advertising agency new heart and soul

Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red give former workshops of The Heal’s Building on Tottenham Court Road a new lease of life

Interiors

Somesuch’s studio, sandwiched between silk-weavers’ houses in Spitalfields, takes inspiration from its historic setting

Chengdu’s Ni Hao Hotel is proof positive that budget accommodation can be beautiful

Pernille Lind Studio completes beautifully crafted workspace designed for living and working in London

Holloway Li’s gentle refresh has given an advertising agency new heart and soul

Buckley Gray Yeoman and White Red give former workshops of The Heal’s Building on Tottenham Court Road a new lease of life

Its welcoming, subtle scheme means Loom Club is primed to offer its members new co-working and social opportunities

The offices for The Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity and its archive are ready to keep the designers’ dreams alive

Copenhagen Food Collective’s new Hotel Bella Grande maintains its old-world charm

Hato’s new Toogood-designed studio, shop and café feeds the company’s creativity

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