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With "La Caverne du Pont Neuf," JR has created a striking installation in the heart of Paris. Blending history, materials and perception, the installation offers a spatial experience that invites us to see this familiar place in a new light.

In Hellerup, near Copenhagen, a historic cinema has been transformed into a boutique hotel. The dark elegance of the interior design is perfectly complemented by the bathrooms, which feature AXOR fixtures. The combination of functional clarity and exclusive finishes creates an exceptional atmosphere for guests.

The retrospective “Pauline Deltour, une apparente simplicité” at MADD Bordeaux traces the designer’s work as a consistent exploration of materials, production, and form – curated by a group of creative individuals who were personally connected to her.

Michel Roset embodies a corporate culture based on intuition and long-term collaboration. As the driving force behind Ligne Roset, he has always championed young creatives – including Patrick Jouin. A conversation about trust, intuition and the fragility of good ideas. 

In her work, the artist Sinta Werner fragments architecture, explores the space between reality and representation, and creates new interpretations of spatiality. In this interview, she explains how she challenges our visual habits.

The ‘Fibra’ outdoor furniture collection is the first that AMDL CIRCLE has created for Pedrali following the successful architectural collaboration for the Pedrali Pavilion. Emanuele Novembre, Andrea Borgogni and Alberto Nason from the studio give us an insight into the development process.

Working closely with Holzrausch as the main contractor, the architectural studio Gonzalez Haase AAS has designed an office space for Earlybird Munich that combines the building's historic character, precise lighting and a design that consistently highlights materials to create a spatial experience with many layers.

With “Matter,” Ege Carpets and Snøhetta present a woven collection that brings together digital processes, textile materiality, and spatial impact. Rather than patterns, the surface is defined by texture, variation, and depth.

Janet Echelman transforms public spaces with site-specific net sculptures that appear like polar lights. She will be creating a work in Frankfurt am Main for the WDC 2026. In this interview, she explains her creative process to us.

As the leading trade fair for kitchen design, EuroCucina is, as ever, pulling out all the stops – yet behind the spectacular installations, a clear shift is emerging: kitchens are becoming brighter, more serene and more organic. A quiet transformation in turbulent times.

The Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week 2026 kept us busy last week. What themes are the exhibitors focusing on, and what developments are emerging?

The countdown is on: the Salone del Mobile and Milan Design Week will take place from 21 to 26 April 2026. There will be a host of exhibitions, talks and events both at the fairgrounds and throughout the city. We’ve created a personal selection for you. Enjoy discovering!