They are resolutely committed to the design process, in search of archetypes, and have come up with a surprise for Stylepark Selected at the MAKK: A visit to Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann’s studio.

Alexandre de Betak has reinvented fashion shows as multi-sensory events featuring monumental productions and original ideas.

The temperature and light sensors by Nice ensure a pleasant indoor climate in the library “LexIcon” near Dublin.

The gastro-specialists at Blacksheep have designed a Kazakh-European hotel restaurant in Kazakhstan’s capital Astana.

In its Berlin outlet Bocci is showing its latest creations in a spectacular presentation.

The bathrooms attached to the “Modern Serenity” suite at the Radisson Blue Hotel in Frankfurt have been given that extra edge using Villeroy&Boch products.

Guests of Pyrgos Restaurant high up above the Santorini plains get to enjoy heavenly sunsets and Pedrali products.

Should you desire a different backdrop to silky béton brut, why not hire Coco Chanel’s erstwhile apartment for your photoshoot.

Outdoor home comforts: With “Atmosphere” for Gloster, Cecilie Manz has created an elegant collection for relaxing outdoors.

GamFratesi created with YUH a lamp for Louis Poulsen, which continues the great tradition of scandinavian light design. Stylepark is raffling off a table luminaire in the color of your choice!

Parisian Galerie A1043 presents furniture by Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo.

For a pioneering bank building Wilkhahn has realized individual solutions.

Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann like to get down to basics when the talk turns to designs. For the Cor Lab, the redesigned the room divider completely.

The small French hotel chain Okko seeks to win out in the tight market for four-star city hotels – thanks to its design concept. Patrick Norguet designed the latest hotel, in Strasbourg.

Feria Habitat Valencia is back – thankfully. We cast a glance at the novelties from the South.

They do exist – items for life with a smartphone and a laptop that are as carefully considered as they are well designed. Users need look no further than the label Nolii, founded by British designer Benjamin Hubert.

Biodynamic light by Waldmann boosts the quality of life of care-home residents in Altentreptow and Neubrandenburg.

It is not only the architecture of the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris that is iconic, but also its interior. Pride of place there goes to Eero Saarinen’s “Conference Chair”, which is now set to furnish the building in a new version.

Material and magic: Vitra Design Museum in Weil is celebrating the outstanding designer duo of Charles and Ray Eames not just with one, but with no less than four exhibitions.

Build Inc. Architekten have used Zeitraum furniture for the interior for a new gastronomy concept in Lucerne – the “Ampersand”.

Woman equals pink, weak and cute, man is automatically blue, strong and hard-edged? The iphiGenia Gender Design Award makes a stand against conventional stereotypes.

For all those who don’t like the idea of abseiling in the Alps, but still have a penchant for ropes: the new table by Moormann, called “Seiltänzer” – rope dancer.

Paola Lenti has its very own booth to present its current collection at the Monaco Yacht Show.

Acoustic solutions from Buzzispace structure the new open-plan office of Kienbaum Consultants International.

With its highly precise, pared back furniture the Berlin label New Tendency has made itself an international name. With “New Tendency+” they are expanding their portfolio to include customizing.

How to highlight the stairs in the no-frills architecture of Düsseldorf’s Heinrich Heine University is something Ado Lights achieves perfectly.

Designers Aust & Amelung, Relvao Kellermann, Studio Pauline Deltour and Uwe Fischer have developed furniture for the “Cor Lab” that create comfy working zones.

The new newsroom at Pressehaus Stuttgart boasts a modern infrastructure – and that includes optimal illumination of the workstations by Waldmann products.