At the concrete block manufacturer Godelmann, not only quality and sustainability play a role, but also successful design. This is exemplified by the "GDM.AWA" collection designed by Sebastian Herkner.

“Reduce, reuse, recycle” – for flooring manufacturer Bolon, this is more than just a catchy slogan, it is a claim, and one that is to be taken seriously. Indeed, it is the company’s objective that by 2028 50 percent of all Bolon flooring will be part of a circular economy.

By means of the patented Saphirkeramik material and cutting-edge technology Laufen has given a new, light touch to the bathroom collection "ILBAGNOALESSI" masterminded by Stefano Giovannoni.

"Jazz" by Lapalma offers a free-standing shelf with a sculptural expression that effortlessly combines dynamic form with sustainable construction.

Zeitraum presents "ZENSO HIGH" from the Formstelle design office, a new lounger that combines craftsmanship with sculptural freeform.

With its digital professional portal, Villeroy & Boch offers players from the fields of both architecture and design a comprehensive range of tools to help them keep track of things when designing a bathroom.

With "INTEGRALIS", Artemide has developed a lighting technology that combines hygiene with a high level of visual comfort. It is now also used in the "Tolomeo" desk lamp.

Italian lighting company Lodes has for over 70 years now been combining blown glassmaking skills with current lighting technology – for example in the form of the new luminaire collection “Volum” by Snøhetta.

When designing the "Paulo" bar cabinet from more, designer Peter Fehrentz was inspired by Brazilian Brutalism. In the interview, he tells us more about the concept behind it.

Tobias Grau has expanded its color palette and presents its "John" desk lamp in a fresh light blue inspired by the color of the sky on a sunny day.

Young and smart designs characterise COR's programme – an excerpt of which can be experienced during Milan Design Week in the showroom in the Brera district.

In the project "Distinctive" AXOR deals with the question how industrialization can lead to individualization and what luxury means nowadays.

Dedon is expanding its successful "MBRACE" collection by Sebastian Herkner with the compact "MBRACE Club Chair", which brings swing to the terrace - the new "seville" colour also ensures this.

What could the working world of tomorrow look like? On its new microsite "Brunner Future Works", the contract furniture manufacturer Brunner shows various scenarios and deals with their implementation.

Müller small living has expanded its "Vertiko" furniture system with the modules "Vertiko Wide", "Vertiko Vertical" and "Vertiko HiFi". Designer Sascha Sartory explains the concept behind it.

Paola Lenti expands its "Telar series" with a two-seater sofa that convinces with filigree elegance and a variety of uses.

With a new online product configurator, Bette gives craftsmen, bathroom consultants and end customers the opportunity to plan individual bathroom elements.

Stylepark is raffling off one "AXOR One" mixer in the new "AXOR Colors".

The cafeteria of the American University in Cairo offers a flexible space for cultural events with an exciting interior architecture and elegant furniture by Pedrali.

With his “Bell Chair” for Magis, Konstantin Grcic has not only designed a sustainable and robust alternative to the Monobloc. For he also demonstrates by means of the contemporary color concept that the focus on the essentials in design is important in every respect.

CMP Design have added a cosy sofa to their elegant "Nolita" collection in tubular steel for Pedrali, which is available in a variety of versions.

Thanks to a modular system, Vola bathroom fittings offer architects and designers unlimited flexibility when it comes to equipping their projects.

An apartment in Buenos Aires designed by interior designer Pamela Martos impresses with its open living landscape, which brings the outdoor space indoors. Furniture by Paola Lenti was chosen for this.

The new "Geberit ONE" washbasin variants impress with technical innovations and design diversity that together offer plenty of planning scope in the bathroom.

The sofa collection "Blend" by Bonaldo joins fabric with emery leather, combining playful elegance with formal rigor.

April may be doing its rounds as usual, but the warm summer days won't be far away. For the ideal furnishing of gardens, terraces and balconies, we show you 29 current products that combine craftsmanship with elegant design.

In the form of "J*GAST", five creative individuals are challenging the classic principle of the fitted kitchen. By presenting a alternative system: Sven Petzold and Tobias Petri, managing directors of the kitchen manufacturer Holzrausch, together with the designers Ana Relvão, Gerhardt Kellermann and Jan Heinzelmann, developed a concept that is now ready for the market.

Salone del Mobile special preview: With the "Panarea barstool" by CMP Design, Pedrali is expanding its successful collection from June 2022 with an elegant piece of seating furniture that makes us look towards summer.

Elegant and sustainable: With "mudra", Brunner and Diez Office have reinterpreted the typology of the molded wood chair and created a functional piece of furniture that convinces with a variety of uses and a clear design language.

With "ROII", Benjamin Baum introduces a new style to the Dedon portfolio that combines colours, textures and patterns to create an exciting design.

For the new "Intermezzo" bookshelf, Paola Lenti combines a minimalist design language with the playful touch of enameled copper panels.

Stylepark is raffling off one "Split Chair" by Tecta.

With "mudra", Brunner and Diez Office have developed a molded wood chair that convinces with its versatile application possibilities as well as a clear design language.

The fabric "Hemp" by Camira has been convincing architects and designers for ten years and was already ahead of its time with regard to sustainable production methods when it was launched.

According to a press release from Japan's Riken Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS), the team led by Ryuhei Nakamura has succeeded in developing a precious metal-free method for producing hydrogen.