Design

Stylepark is raffling off the stackable “Bimbo” stool by Blå Station in the color of your choice according to Blå Station Colour Chart!

On Bawe Island, a private island resort off the coast of Zanzibar, Villeroy & Boch collections define the design of the elegant bathrooms. They complement the resort’s holistic concept and combine timeless aesthetics with the functional requirements of modern luxury hospitality.

With the "KV5" kitchen faucet, Vola takes an everyday task to a whole new level: Whether boiling, chilled, still, sparkling, or at room temperature – a variety of drinking water experiences are brought together in a design whose clean lines exude calm and precision.

In the ZDF documentary series Am Puls, Dunja Hayali gets to the root of the causes of the rail crisis in Germany: Delays, safety deficiencies, and outdated infrastructure characterize passengers’ daily lives. “Our Railways – Loved, Hated – Dangerous?” shows why the rail system is in disrepair and what reforms are expected to turn things around.

Vienna-based design studio ante up presents “up the system”, a furniture brand combining an open, modular system with an aesthetic inspired by industrial shelving structures. Manufactured in Austria, the collection emphasises adaptability and expandability, ensuring that furniture remains usable over the long term.

Interface is expanding its LVT portfolio with "Cut & Form", a collection that translates the familiar aesthetic of parquet into a contemporary design language. Wood grains, geometric patterns and versatile installation options offer new possibilities for designing modern commercial spaces.

For a residential home in Brilon, in Germany's Sauerland region, the desire for a seamless bathroom served as the guiding principle for the design. The “CeraFrame Liquid” shower channel from Dallmer made it possible to harmonize the room’s minimalist character with the requirements for reliable, long-term drainage.

With the dynamically shaped “Little Perillo eco” chair, Züco demonstrates how sustainable thinking has become a natural part of design-conscious furniture – responsible in its use of materials and versatile in its applications.

“BetteUltra Space” by Bette expands the possibilities for bathroom design in existing homes: The ultra-flat shower tray combines flexible installation solutions, a wide range of design options, and top-quality materials for customized designs.

Although adaptive fashion has now reached some major players in the fashion industry, the sector has so far been dominated by niche manufacturers. However, the market is growing, offering economic, cultural and creative opportunities.

In the Salzburg municipality of Thalgau, a modern educational building has been constructed that combines open spaces, sustainable construction, and a carefully coordinated selection of materials. Bauwerk Parkett’s products provide a high-quality element that is both aesthetically pleasing and practical for everyday use.

Stylepark is raffling off the high-quality “Theo” folding chair by Plank, made of solid oak and molded oak-veneered plywood, in the color of your choice.

In the exhibition “What the Surface Remembers”, Wilkhahn presented the basic form of the “WiChair” alongside artistic works by Aya Sasakura and Frank Schinski. The exhibition revealed the construction, use and transformation processes, thereby highlighting the design's enduring quality.

Johanna Seelemann views design as a system. She conducts continuous, in-depth research, considering forms, materials, and craft techniques as part of an ecological, social, and cultural whole. This approach results in the creation of aesthetically pleasing, tactile, and meaningful objects.

With "ray executive", Brunner is expanding the "ray collection" to include a series of conference chairs designed for sophisticated work and meeting environments. The design by jehs+laub combines clean lines, high-quality materials, and precision craftsmanship to create a harmonious solution.

loopamid® is a polyamide 6 produced entirely from textile waste, enabling the production of high-quality fibres without any loss of quality. The material is therefore becoming a key component for brands seeking to embed circular practices into their production processes. 

The collectible design brand Matera Collective, founded by Manuela Rotta and Stefan Scholten, brings together international perspectives to create a collection of limited-edition marble objects that celebrate the material, craftsmanship, and individual expression.

With “Koala Outdoor,” the design studio Zaven has adapted its “Koala” seating for outdoor use for S•CAB, combining its clean lines with exceptional comfort for patios, bars, and urban spaces.

Kinnarps has redesigned and furnished the public spaces at the Best Western Plus Hotel Plaza in Västerås. The striking architecture of the “Skrapan” has been thoughtfully highlighted through the use of high-quality materials, deliberate contrasts, and a high level of comfort.

In Hellerup, near Copenhagen, a historic cinema has been transformed into a boutique hotel. The dark elegance of the interior design is perfectly complemented by the bathrooms, which feature AXOR fixtures. The combination of functional clarity and exclusive finishes creates an exceptional atmosphere for guests.

With “Matter,” Ege Carpets and Snøhetta present a woven collection that brings together digital processes, textile materiality, and spatial impact. Rather than patterns, the surface is defined by texture, variation, and depth.