Editorial
Design, architecture and the people behind the objects.
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The Chair Drawn Without Lifting the Pen
Paulo Mendes da Rocha designed the Paulistano armchair in 1957 for the living rooms of the Clube Atlético Paulistano in São Paulo, whose gymnasium he designed with João Eduardo de Gennaro.
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Inside Oval House, Actual Office Reimagines the London Home as a Space for Living and Gathering
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Annotations cc: Billy Clark
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What Happens When You Cut a Lamp in Half
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Poul Henningsen's Piano Lamp and a Light Written for Music
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At WINONA, Romain Basile Petrot Reimagines the Parisian Night Out
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Vienna Design Week at Twenty: Lightness Inside Harry Glück's Tower
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Gudmundur Ludvik's Backflip and the Chair That Belongs on the Wall
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How QuadroDesign transformed a family business into a culture of material.
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The Eiermann Table: How a Student Desk from Karlsruhe Became a Classic
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PULSE and the Poetics of Contemporary Japanese Design
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The AnZa Coffee Machine and the Case for Concrete in the Kitchen
