Natasha Levy
EBBA designs London coffee shop to act as "momentary refuge"
Architecture studio EBBA used warm hues and "milky" surfaces to foster a relaxed ambience in this coffee shop, which is tucked within London's busy Holborn tube station. More about EBBA designs London coffee shop to act as "momentary refuge"
Rosemary is a five-room riad hotel in Marrakech filled with local craft
Over 20 artisans specialising in everything from plasterwork to woodcarving have contributed to the interiors of this boutique hotel in Marrakech, conceived by lifestyle brand LRNCE. More about Rosemary is a five-room riad hotel in Marrakech filled with local craft
Copper extension signals "new generation of architecture" for Sussex home
The patchwork of architectural styles at the rear of the 19th-century Hops House in Sussex encouraged Jackson Design Studio to add a distinctly contemporary extension clad in copper. More about Copper extension signals "new generation of architecture" for Sussex home
The Age of Wood exhibition challenges conventional perceptions of timber
Furniture brand Karimoku has worked with design duo Christian + Jade on an exhibition that chronicles the vast spectrum of Japanese tree species and their "profound process of ageing". More about The Age of Wood exhibition challenges conventional perceptions of timber
Sigma's pared-back Shanghai showroom lets photography paraphernalia come into focus
Cameras and photographic lenses take centre stage in this minimalist showroom that Chinese firm Onoaa Studio has created for manufacturer Sigma in Shanghai. More about Sigma's pared-back Shanghai showroom lets photography paraphernalia come into focus
AtMa Inc reforms broken J39 Mogensen chairs to demonstrate "importance of cherishing a single object"
Japanese studio AtMa Inc has created an unconventional seating collection by reassembling parts of Danish designer Børge Mogensen's revered J39 chair. More about AtMa Inc reforms broken J39 Mogensen chairs to demonstrate "importance of cherishing a single object"
Weinbenami "maintains soul" of modernist Antwerp apartment in delicate overhaul
Multidisciplinary design studio Weinbenami has subtly renovated an apartment in Antwerp, mixing in new elements among its original 1960s features. More about Weinbenami "maintains soul" of modernist Antwerp apartment in delicate overhaul
Crafty past of London's East End informs Norton Folgate offices
Universal Design Studio has brought in weavers, enamelers, and other creative makers to decorate workspaces within the Norton Folgate development in east London's Spitalfields neighbourhood. More about Crafty past of London's East End informs Norton Folgate offices
Uncanny Studio revamps and reconnects rooms within 1930s London penthouse
A better sense of flow has been created between the rooms of this London penthouse, which design firm Uncanny Studio has decked out with marble, walnut wood and other luxury materials. More about Uncanny Studio revamps and reconnects rooms within 1930s London penthouse
Windowless facade conceals "quiet grandeur" of Woodend bungalow in Victoria
Living spaces richly finished with varieties of Italian marble lie behind the opaque facade of this house in Victoria, Australia, conceived by designer David Hicks. More about Windowless facade conceals "quiet grandeur" of Woodend bungalow in Victoria
Undressed collection by Georgina Davies reveals "unexpected warmth and richness" of MDF
Australian designer Georgina Davies has used MDF to create a series of linear furnishings that challenges expectations of the basic building material. More about Undressed collection by Georgina Davies reveals "unexpected warmth and richness" of MDF
Symbolplus "quietly integrates" natural materials into its own office in Tokyo
Design studio Symbolplus has renovated its office in Tokyo, using earthen plaster and delicate Japanese paper to complement the existing building. More about Symbolplus "quietly integrates" natural materials into its own office in Tokyo
Olivia Gino turns waste cigarette butts into fuzzy hat
In a bid to reimagine "unpleasant and seemingly worthless" waste, Central Saint Martins graduate Olivia Gino has transformed cigarette butts into a shearling-style hat. More about Olivia Gino turns waste cigarette butts into fuzzy hat
Pentagram refreshes Karri's screen-free smartphone for kids
Inspired by the simplicity of walkie talkies, design agency Pentagram has updated tech company Karri's smartphone for kids with new features intended to make communication "as intuitive as possible". More about Pentagram refreshes Karri's screen-free smartphone for kids
Valeria Vasi designs Metamorphosis collection as "a meditation on transformation"
Raw iron has been wrought into sinuous curves and geometric shapes to form this graphic furniture collection by Barcelona-based designer Valeria Vasi. More about Valeria Vasi designs Metamorphosis collection as "a meditation on transformation"
Hong Kong's lush hillsides inform interiors of model apartments by Studio Ella
Interior designer Studio Ella has styled a trio of model apartments inside Hong Kong's 33 Kennedy Road development, using earth tones and natural materials that nod to the surrounding landscape. More about Hong Kong's lush hillsides inform interiors of model apartments by Studio Ella
Designers turn discarded objects into one-off furnishings for Unbroken exhibition
A rocking horse and a basketball hoop are among the items that designers have reimagined for this London Design Festival exhibition, which includes pieces from 2LG Studio, Pearson Lloyd and more. More about Designers turn discarded objects into one-off furnishings for Unbroken exhibition
Grain Pile exhibition in old fire station shows six designers' fresh takes on wooden furniture
British furniture maker Ercol and Max Radford Gallery commissioned six of the capital's designers to create imaginative chairs, tables, cabinets, and more with timber, at this exhibition for London Design Festival. More about Grain Pile exhibition in old fire station shows six designers' fresh takes on wooden furniture
WA lamp by Akasaki & Vanhuyse is crafted from decommissioned Tokyo train parts
Passenger handles from a defunct Japanese train line stack up to form this minimalist ring-shaped lamp by design studio Akasaki & Vanhuyse. More about WA lamp by Akasaki & Vanhuyse is crafted from decommissioned Tokyo train parts
Tilt planter uses weights to demonstrate the "constant change" of houseplants
Central Saint Martins graduate Doris Xu has created a weighted planter that shifts from side to side as the plant absorbs water, allowing users to observe its rhythms of growth. More about Tilt planter uses weights to demonstrate the "constant change" of houseplants