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Swarovski Lighting has developed the "Infinite Aura" luminaire collection in collaboration with the design and innovation consultancy Ideo.

pool Architekten have configured the school building “Vinci” in Suhr in the canton of Aargau around a breathtaking staircase.

For The Listing in London, Arrmet's "Strike" collection of chairs was chosen for its unique design.

Sergio Mannino Studio has designed a pharmacy in New York City that acts as an interface between offline and online business.

A classic of German industrial design celebrates its 50th birthday: The LS 990 by Jung was the first modern light switch.

Reinier de Graaf builds “Plattenbau for the rich” and considers communist East German architecture to be pioneering. We met him in Munich for an interview.

The Stedelijk Museum is staging a major exhibition that reflects on the erstwhile hippy Mecca that is Amsterdam.

Stefan Diez joined forces with Wagner Living to further develop the Dondola seat joint and incorporate it into the range of "d1" swivel chairs.

Mosa lends the facade of the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management an arresting appearance using ceramic tiles in custom shades.

Mini presents the collection "Field Notes" together with The Woolmark Company.

The media company Condé Nast Germany has moved to the Richard Meier Building in Munich after an extensive redesign.

The Scandinavian label Frama wows design lovers with minimalist concepts – in everything from individual products to spatial design.

The “O.novo Kids” collection from Villeroy & Boch proves that washrooms for children can offer more than just smaller versions of sanitation ceramics.

From the 1960s, the Costa Smeralda became the meeting point for the international jet set - not least because of its sensational architecture.

A UFO is parked in front of the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich. The "Futuro" house of the Finnish architect Matti Surronen can now be visited.

Established & Sons shows with "Filigrana" playful pendant lamps made of Venetian glass.