Design Icon: &Tradition has released the Jørn Utzon’s classic 1947 lamp in a deep blue
Designed in 1947, the Danish architect's JU1 pendant lamp is part of a wider body of nature-influenced design work that deserves greater recognition
ICON 213 : Autumn 2023
With London Design Festival in full swing and Clerkenwell Design Trail just around the corner, the culture and design worlds are brimming once again. Autumn feels like an exciting rebirth, and newness is a central theme of what we hope to communicate with this issue.
Chun-Li Reid’s YouTube series, Cooking With An Architect, links space and taste
The designer and founder of architectural platform Bold, tells us more about her Cooking With An Architect show
Editor’s Picks: 5 highlights from Lake Como Design Festival
Taking its cue from nature, the vibrant design festival in northern Italy is a celebration of the local
Architecture
Chun-Li Reid’s YouTube series, Cooking With An Architect, links space and taste
The designer and founder of architectural platform Bold, tells us more about her Cooking With An Architect show
Architecture Icon: The Paimio Sanatorium and its humanistic approach to modernism
Situated a two-hour drive west of Helsinki, the former tuberculosis sanatorium takes a humanistic approach to modern architecture
Bunn Studio draws on the classic virtues of Danish design for new Garde Hvalsøe showroom
Danish cabinetmakers Garde Hvalsøe deliver bespoke interior solutions, characterised by clean lines, minimalist designs and classic craftsmanship
Design
Design Icon: &Tradition has released the Jørn Utzon’s classic 1947 lamp in a deep blue
Designed in 1947, the Danish architect's JU1 pendant lamp is part of a wider body of nature-influenced design work that deserves greater recognition
Editor’s Picks: 5 highlights from Lake Como Design Festival
Taking its cue from nature, the vibrant design festival in northern Italy is a celebration of the local
FLOOR_STORY launches bold new collections at the London Design Festival
The East London brand is marking a new stage in its development by launching collections by Amechi Mandi and Gill Thorpe at London Design Festival
Opinion
Why brand space needs pace: what we can learn from the art of filmmaking
Creative Director of LOVE, Russell Ashdown, shares how filmmakers use pace for dramatic effect and how designers can apply this to creating more impactful brand experiences
Why architects need to consider emotional inhabitance
The British poet LionHeart, who collaborates with architecture practices, explains why emotion-centred design is so important
Why coastal cities should adapt their industrial harbours to contemporary public needs
Adapting and opening up urban harbours to contemporary needs is vital to improving resilience and wellbeing, says Hanna Harris
