Danish design: never static
Writer: Emma Lundin There is more to Danish style than mid-century classics Denmark, a tiny country with a population of just over 5.5 million, has for a remarkably long time been one of the world’s most celebrated producers of stylish
Design Icon: The Animate Desk
Futurespace Magazine speaks to David Young of Young & Norgate about why the Devon company’s award-winning Animate Desk is leading the way for desirable and lasting craftsmanship Furniture trends come and go, but what most of us are searching for
Artek 2nd Cycle pop-up
Writer: Emma Lundin Artek 2nd Cycle pop-up There is only one thing that beats buying a brand-new Alvar Aalto-designed chair, and that is finding or inheriting a vintage one. With that in mind, Artek brought its 2nd Cycle project to
John Gregory Smith: interview from edition #1
Writer: Lucy Self John Gregory Smith is a cheerful man. He cheerfully accepts the interview date being re-arranged several times. He cheerfully agrees to hold the interview at his compact but horrendously well-located East London abode. And, by the time
Henrik Lindberg: Crafting horn
The Danish spectacles company LINDBERG brings buffalo horn into the 21st Century Horn spectacles have been available for centuries. Existing examples date back to the 16th and 17th century and indeed there are even earlier Renaissance designs which look more
Midcentury meets modern #designjunction edition
The Midcentury Modern Show has fast become the leading destination for vintage design classics and modern collectables. This year, the show transports to Design Junction’s exciting ground floor with a pop-up shop that will excite anyone who knows their Eames
