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Furnishing with high-end modern coffee tables

Among the most practical, versatile and indispensable furnishings not only in residential but also in commercial contexts are modern-style coffee tables. Characterised by innovative designs, they are perfectly suited to all rooms in the house – from the living room to the bedroom – as well as offices, hospitality facilities,

Roger Law ceramics at Sladmore Contemporary and talk at the British Museum

This month, former puppet-maker and TV satirist Roger Law’s witty and delicate ceramic creations are on display at Sladmore Contemporary,

Constructing worlds: photography and architecture in the modern age

[slideshow_deploy id=’21012′] Constructing Worlds sprawls over two floors at the Barbican and unites 18 photographers from across the global signposting

In pursuit of the higher – Mountains beyond Mountains

[slideshow_deploy id=’19087′] Jun Jiang the curator behind China’s architectural pavilion at the Venice Biennale speaks to Glass about the philosophies

Bulgari Hotel to open in Beijing in 2017

Entering any one of the three Bulgari Hotel’s dotted around the world for just a moment is the one-stop way

Beauty and the Beast

[slideshow_deploy id=’21596′] The beautiful museum Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek is located in the very centre of Copenhagen and this autumn it

Futurecities – cultivating innovation

[slideshow_deploy id=’20768′]   At the time of writing, more than half of mankind, some 3.3 billion people, are living in

Future cities – biomimicry

[slideshow_deploy id=’19636′] Michael Pawlyn is a conceptual and functional pioneer. As the founder of Exploration Architecture, a practice that challenges

New Designers CLAMcollective launch at London Design Festival

London’s Design Festival is almost halfway through its’ week-long parade, and with designjunction opening last night so did a host

Out of the status quo and into the real world

[slideshow_deploy id=’19379′] “The exhibition is about putting the physical artefacts we’ve collected and present them in raw state‚” Keigo Kobayashi


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