Children’s products are a “huge market” for design brands
Dirty Art Department fills former slaughterhouse with installations for The Wandering School
The Shit Evolution in Milan presents dung as a “beautiful” material
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Valentín Sanz converts former warehouse into community centre with a foldaway kitchen
Archmongers brightens the interior of “plain and ugly” 1970s ex-council house
Pitsou Kedem’s Lago events complex contrasts opaque and translucent materials
Scott Benedict captures the raw concrete of the Cité Rateau housing estate in Paris
EVA converts former workshop into loft-inspired home for a Dutch couple
Afteroom updates collection of tubular steel furniture for Menu
Thomas Feichtner’s minimal A-Chair is made using traditional carpentry techniques
Golden aluminium framework features in Troquer fashion showroom by Zeller & Moye
Claesson Koivisto Rune’s Palladio tables reference Minimalist sculpture
Invisible Studio uses only waste timber for Westonbirt arboretum buildings in Gloucestershire
No Sex by Atelier Biagetti is a “futuristic paradise” for sexual rehabilitation
Raw Edges unveils wooden furniture featuring rainbow-hued zigzag patterns
10 unmissable exhibitions and installations at Milan design week 2016
GKMP Architects uses pebbledash, brick and slate for Dublin house extension
Stefano Giovannoni reveals first product line for new Qeeboo brand
Jonas Lindvall transforms former office block into PM & Vänner Hotel
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Veauthier Meyer Architects renovates Nazi-era swimming pool hall in Berlin
Industrial Facility designs plank-topped tables for Emeco
