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In the form of “Shell”, Corian Siedentopf has designed a sculptural bowl made of solid surface material and veneer that harmoniously combines form and function.

The new Aarhus School of Architecture sees itself as an open laboratory that not only wants to create new synergies between students and teachers, but also seeks exchange with the neighborhood.

With the invention of the wall-mounted fitting, Vola is one of the pioneers of the sanitary industry and still offers products that combine design and function in an exemplary manner.

For the Hayloft eventspace in Kiev, the owners combined old with new to create eclectic spaces that feature Gira products.

FLOS offers its successful "Coordinates" collection by Michael Anastassiades in a new colour: Argent Moon.

High-end bathroom ceramics from Villeroy&Boch were Gesa Hansen’s choice for the renovation of Hotel Ami in Paris.

"Yoredale" by Camira is a voluminous, slightly crinkled and robust fabric that is ideal for covering upholstered furniture.

Büro B Architekten worked with different spatial layers for the Rain kindergarten in Ittigen, Switzerland. The result: a diverse playscape that skilfully relates interior and exterior

The lighting system "Kreon Kagi" by Kreon combines various accent lighting with linear lighting and convinces with its spatial flexibility.

For the 25th anniversary of the "Backenzahn", e15 founder Philipp Mainzer has created a special edition of the design classic - the "Backenzahn Black Oak".

Stefan Diez and Vibia presented the prototype of the flexible "Plusminus" lighting collection at the Salone del Mobile 2019 - now the revolutionary system is final.

The armchair "Tessa S.H." by Flexform is based on traditional connectors and convinces with its mixture of elegance and craftsmanship.

Studio Gensler has developed the "Mixu" chair together with Arper - a modular piece of furniture with a reduced form that allows designers and architects to customise it for their projects.

With the Stylepark Selected Award 2021, Stylepark honours the best new products of the year. These are the award winners.

In the form of "Master Oak", Unilin Panels is offering high-quality decorative panels of recycled wood that add a robust quality to the natural look and feel of oak.

Opinions are divided over the architecture of Oslo’s Munch Museet and its thematically customized interior. Added to which it is part of the FutureBuilt program, which seeks to use high-quality architecture to create climate-neutral urban areas.

Small and efficient: The "Intara SX" series from BÄRO impresses with its compact design and precise light distribution.

Alape is adding matt, natural shades to the "Stream" shell basin series.

A lightweight chair family that is sustainable in terms of material and rich in design variants - a requirement that "dito" by Stefan Borselius for Skandiform easily fulfils.

With "Fresco", Matteo Thun has designed an outdoor collection for Gloster that brings back the light elegance of Italian design from the 1960s.