The new wall luminaire "FLAUTA" by Patricia Urquiola for FLOS.

Italian restaurant, co-working space, meeting place for staff – La Visione on the “Object Campus - City of Visions” is many things all at once. And on the inside the rugs of Object Carpet reflect the diverse ways it is used.

During the virtual Dutch Design Week the designers making up “Generation Köln” will give a first insight into their collaboration with the International Glass Art Center CIAV Meisenthal.

Has the office as a concept become outdated? Franziska von Schumann spoke with Philip Tidd, Principal/Managing Director and Head of Consulting at design and architectural office Gensler Germany.

High-quality shipbuilding meets elegant design: Paola Lenti has fitted out the luxury yacht LEL by Rossinavi.

In the form of the ViCare product family Villeroy & Boch has added smart details to the function and design of accessible bathrooms.

The first stilwerk hotel is an impressive example of a successful gesamtkunstwerk, reflecting an unerring instinct for style from the lobby right through to the bathrooms that supports all aspects of hospitality. In on the act: the classic BetteUltra shower tray.

Besau Marguerre has developed the modular display board system "MOCON" for SIGEL that ideally supports agile working in the spirit of New Work, both in the office and at home.

On the occasion of Vico Magistretti’s 100th birthday.

A blueprint for the new work office: Wilkhahn cooperated with architectural practice 1zu33 to develop a virtual reference project that supplies architects and office planners with inspiring best-practice examples for pioneering work environments.

Stylepark raffles off four modules of the "B-302" bookcase by Mara.

BMW and Adacor: one large corporation and one medium-sized business that have both set themselves the task of creating optimal work environments and structures. So what sort of approaches have they adopted to New Work?

“We believe that flexibility is a crucial aspect of the modern office,” says Laura Marchina, CEO of furniture manufacturer Mara. For 60 years now the family-run business has been fielding space-saving, height-adjustable products for workplaces.

Chair ladder step: "K7" by Thomas Schnur for Tecta.

Furniture from Arper offers aspiring medics at Ireland’s Royal College of Surgeons a variety of study settings.

The "WORK.CULTURE.MAP" by König + Neurath helps architects answer the question: Does my office planning match the client’s workplace culture?

Good things should be combined. That works for wine and cheese but also for ceramic tiles. An opinion shared by Mosa which is now presenting the new “Core Collection”.

The longstanding Swiss company Bauwerk Parkett has opted for an open-plan structure for its own business premises. The optimum arrangement of individual work areas is guaranteed by the furniture from Lista Office LO.

With its “Ports” design line, the duo Pearson Lloyd has crafted multifunctional products for Bene that work both individually and as an ensemble.

Studio Visser & Meijwaard have designed for Pulpo a series of transparent cabinets and high boards called "LYN", reduced to the essentials.

What will work look like in the future? What does the modern office need? Big questions that are answered in a collaborative case study involving Wagner Living, Stefan Diez, Gonzalez Haase AAS, and Mirko Borsche that relies on the new furniture system “D2”.

Eugenio Perazza, the founder of the Italian furniture manufacturer Magis, is honoured for his life's work with the ADI Compasso D'Oro Liftetime Achievement Award 2020.

70 years Zumtobel – today the Austrian lighting specialist is one of Europe’s market leaders in the field of professional lighting systems. Where do its roots lie and where is it headed?

For the Schönbuch brand Michael Ress and Carolin Sangha have combined manufacturing standards with colorful aesthetics and made their joy of design accessible to an international target group.

Pedrali has developed a plastic made of 100-percent recycled inputs. For its launch, it has been used to produce versions of the armchairs “Babila XL” by Odo Fioravanti and “Remind” by Eugeni Quitllet.

“New Work” – this rather vague catchphrase for the modern world of work actually poses crucial questions: How do we want to and how will we be able to work in the future?

Egon Eiermann’s design classic “SE 68 SU” for Wilde + Spieth provides the central theme for the interior of the Tingbjerg Library and Culture House in Copenhagen.

In the form of "Coordinates" Michael Anastassiades has designed an elegant luminaire collection for Flos offering a range of options from the subtle to the spectacular.

Stylepark raffles off four modules of the "B-302" shelf by Mara.

Object Carpet and the Ippolito Fleitz Group have together developed a carpet collection that creates identities for rooms and conveys a sense of joy in composition.

The minimalist chair "Twig" by Johannes Lindner for Skandiform focuses on clear lines and the balance of opposites.

Safe, hygienic, structured: how work environments can be adapted to suit the new normal.

Villa Weidendall in Luxembourg by Rodolphe Mertens Architects draws its inspiration from the country’s industrial past and morphs between a delicate lightness and sculptural heaviness.

Lenka Damova and Boris Klimek have with "Geometric" designed a graphic luminaire collection for Brokis.

The design studio Sergio Mannino has transformed the New York City flagship store of a brand for high-quality hair extensions into a soft influencer dream.