Universal Design Studio tells a story around new office development Norton Folgate that’s as deft as the work of the Huguenot weavers who once lived and worked here
Marcante Testa solves some tricky space-planning problems in a top-floor apartment in Milan, creating “pocket terraces” that connect with the outside and deftly carving up the layout with light, pattern and colour
Fare Inc refurbishes an Edwardian house to enhance its handsome period features, create a sense of calm – and set up its homeowners for the next phase of family life
The behemoth that is Frieze London (on through 13 October) can often feel like an assault on the senses, not only due to the phenomenal amount of art, but the throngs of collectors, curators, gallerists and artists that descend upon the Regents Park tent every October.
PAD London (8-13 October) is where more than 60 top design galleries come together to show 20th-century and contemporary design. D/A UK picks five newcomers on which to train your collector’s eye…
Tatjana von Stein turns contemporary Balearic style on its head with Mallorca’s first private members’ cub, showcasing local craftsmanship to create spaces full of moody theatre
Make the capital your playground at the London Design Festival (14-22 September), where hundreds of events across 11 districts will be vying for your attention. From group shows to one-off installations and hands-on workshops, here’s what to bookmark at this year’s edition
Heavy stone married with a finer touch: that’s how Brooklyn studio General Assembly describe this reconfigured Upper West Side apartment’s carefully put together interiors
The founder of Los Angeles’ Flamingo Estate tells D/A UK about the launch of a global partnership with JW Marriott and his anti-innovation philosophy – plus what’s next
Louis Poulsen is marking 150 years in business with the publication of a book about its history and limited-edition versions of classic products. DA/UK joins the celebrations by talking to its chief design officer about the Danish lighting brand's esteemed history
Build-to-rent operators are outcompeting themselves when it comes to the upmarket interiors and sophisticated facilities: north London’s The Sessile, designed by Linda Boronkay, features rich communal interiors and an emphasis on light, nature and wellness
Design studio Holloway Li refreshes the ground floor of legendary Shoreditch creative agency Mother – retaining the firm’s well cemented design DNA yet making it a more flexible space for collaboration and original events
Ten years after Mayfair’s architectural masterpiece, The Beaumont, entered London’s luxury hotel scene, a seamlessly considered renovation adds fresh flair to the space
Showroom-hop your way around 11 design districts and more than 350 exhibitors at Copenhagen’s annual design event (12-14 June) described as “a collective culture of innovation”