The start of the year is reservedly optimistic in view of the ongoing pandemic and strengthens the desire for variety, energy and colour. For a fresh boost, we have gathered a colourful bouquet of current interior products for you from our Novelties Stage.

From 3D-printed cycle frames to E-BMX cruisers Stylepark presents a selection of extraordinary bicycles and accessories.

"Easy Pieces Forever" by Brühl focuses on contrast: a filigree metal frame and opulent cushions on top.

The proposed demolition of the Indian Institute of Management, designed by Louis I. Kahn, prompted a wave of indignation in the architectural world. High time to take another look at the works and the impact of the great master-builder.

The "Eclair" bed by Britta Nehrdich for Zeitraum focuses on contours and sweeping lines.

Formafantasma, YOY, Thukral & Tagra and Tej Chauhan have collaborated with Rado to create wristwatches that equally celebrate the future and tradition.

Voluminous is not only the name of the "Bongo Bay Lounge": the further development of the "Bongo Bay" collection by Brühl focuses on maximum comfort.

In the performative "Minute Manufacturing", Diego Faivre creates interior objects from recycled materials and covers them with coloured plasticine. Each minute of production time is the equivalent of one euro. He explains his concept to us in an interview.

As there is currently no sign of an easing of the current pandemic situation, Messe Frankfurt has decided to cancel the plans for April and May 2021.

Richard Lampert is not really interested in trends. Nonetheless in recent decades he has shown a good nose with his furniture. We spoke to him about the rediscovery of old designs, collaboration with young designers and how the two can be combined.

The Punta Conterie on Murano offers a new cultural center which combines industry, craftsmanship and fine regional dining to create a manifold experience.

In these days of Covid cocooning and the forced introspection this brings with it we live-stream distant travel destinations and cultivate a taste for home improvements. A look at Germany’s new fascination with furnishings.

Staff at SIGEL, manufacturer of innovative office products, put their heads together with Hamburg designer duo Besau Marguerre and Stylepark and created with "SIGEL Mocon" a modular display board system that makes a smart choice for agile working either from the office or from home.

With the sculptural-looking “Knock Out” collection Marie Aigner has designed sustainable acoustic objects for pinta acoustic that can also double up as furniture.

With the Shiroiya Hotel, Sou Fujimoto Architects have succeeded in producing a fascinating combination of an old building and a conversion, design, architecture and art. Michele de Lucchi, Jasper Morrison, Leandro Erlich and Sou Fujimoto have each designed one of the rooms.

Alfredo Häberli combines ecology with design in his house named “Waldsicht”.

Haneul Kim creatively addresses the issue for a sustainable recycling of disposable plastic masks: he forms stackable stools from thousands of discarded pieces.

Architecture firm Partner & Partner has come up with two sustainable high-rises based on the principles of the recycling economy. The concept recently received the German Sustainability Award Design.

Stylepark raffles off a copy of the "K7B" by Tecta.

BMW is allowing us a first look at its BMW iX. And one whole year before this SUV is set to launch its design is already the subject of much debate.

Stylepark moderates the new podcast "NEW WORK! 9 TO LIFE?" by Gärtner Internationale Möbel.

As convivial as a Japanese bar, as exquisite as a mecca for gourmets. POPL, a restaurant in Copenhagen, plays on contrasts. Scandinavia/Japan-inspired furniture by e15 underscores its laid-back elegance.

Matylda Krzykowski and Damian Fopp not only curated the exhibition “Total Space” but also designed its scenography. The presentation is currently showing in Zurich’s Museum für Gestaltung. She explains the concept to us in an interview.

The new Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin by Ortner & Ortner Baukunst works with the existing structure and is a prime example of architectural demystification.

Stylepark moderates the new podcast "NEW WORK! 9 TO LIFE?" by Gärtner Internationale Möbel.

Konstantin Grcic has designed a flexible scenography for the Laufen space in Berlin and rebranded the showroom typology as an innovative hybrid. The result: a radical free space for dialog and experiment.

With the “PS 20” Kressel and Schelle have designed a table for Müller Möbelfabrikation that is both delicate and practical – and it cuts an equally fine figure either as a desk or a dressing table.

The Cervo Mountain Resort in Zermatt offers an extraordinary range for conscious travel – sustainable, diverse and with a cosmopolitan flair.

Urban Curve Architecture’s Nick Blunt has come up with a first-rate model house for the WeberHaus’ World of Living building and adventure park. The interior by Rolf Benz meets the high standards of the client and interior architects from GEPLAN DESIGN.

"MINI Vision Urbanaut" is the name of the digital vision vehicle from MINI. The concept focuses on a spacious interior that can be flexibly adapted to the user's needs.

Hager offers architects an extraordinary service with a holistic portfolio that covers the entire range of building electrical solutions.

What does it take to give architects much scope in planning bathrooms? We spoke to Stefan Hoske, Senior Consultant for Architecture and Design at AXOR, about collaborations with designers, the “Made in Germany” seal of quality, and possibilities for an individual touch.

Stylepark moderates the new podcast "NEW WORK! 9 TO LIFE?" by Gärtner Internationale Möbel.

A specialist in drainage systems, Dallmer takes a holistic approach – from the highly developed technology and practical applications to a stylish aesthetic.

Jeannette Altherr tells us about “MYA” for burgbad, the advantage of capsule collections, and the need for harmony in design.