Design News

The omnipresent Patricia Urquiola turns her hand to a collection of high-end chairs for Spain's Andreu World.

The first in our ongoing video series that aims to interpret the all important stories behind the creation of some of our most loved and historically relevant designs. To get the ball rolling we have the GAULINO Chair, explained to us by its created Oscar Tusquets.

All eyes might well be set on Milan but for most attending the event there is the small matter of 1000's of kilometres in air travel to contend with before any of the fun can begin. In Hamburg, developments in airliner interiors are being discussed and awarded as we speak.

A second glance at some of the other exhibitors at the upcoming Salone Mobile 2011 in Milan in April.

Photovoltaics, gravitational reliance and thermal inertia. Not your standard wine making terminology, granted, but inspired techniques employed to great effect by Norman Foster in this groundbreaking Spanish Bodega.

A brand new building in the heart of Seoul, has turned heads with its contemporary diversion from the standard geometric towers that populate the business district.

Salone Mobile 2011 kicks off in Milan in April and the buzz is already evident from all the way over here in Sydney. We know many of you are going to be on the ground in Italy in coming weeks so we wanted to share some of the upcoming, not to be missed launches and installations.

In furnishing London's venue Circus, designer Tom Dixon turned to design classics as well as his own. Paulin's famed Mushroom Chair being one of the welcome additions to this intriguing hot-spot.

CLOUSTON Associates took to the Sydney Harbour for a damp but fun filled night at Greenhouse by Joost.