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For the new ‘Sbalzo’ surface, the creative team at Cleaf has developed a three-dimensional effect that enhances the perception of depth.

Thanks to a broad selection of different colors, textures, and surfaces available for the glass-fiber reinforced panels by Rieder the extension to the town hall in Zell blends harmoniously into its historical setting.

With a new recycling plant, Interface is taking a determined step towards its goal of continuously producing more sustainably. The manufacturer is thus giving its customers the opportunity to purchase an environmentally conscious alternative for floor coverings – and to return them to production after use.

Heiko Kühnen is the plant and development manager of the Gl?serne Manufaktur (Transparent Factory) run by Object Carpet in Krefeld. In the following interview he tells us how his firm’s “DUO” technology will have a lasting impact on the production of high-quality floor coverings and design carpets.

Interior designer Sander Nevejans has developed a process that utilises the fibres of mussels to produce environmentally friendly acoustic panels.

Conventional building materials are hard to come by in space – so why not use space rock for architecture on the moon? Scientists from the European Space Agency (ESA) have found an unusual way to approach this experiment.

How can a material cycle be established in the wood industry that serves to create design in parallel? The German company Additive Tectonics uses wood waste from regional sawmills for its new material "econitWood".

With cardboard and tenacity: Berlin designer Pascal Hien founded his own studio last year after ten years at the Fabrica Research Centre, Steelcase and Konstantin Grcic. Hien's first designs for Tecta and Le Klint have just been launched on the market.

For his master’s thesis on “Compostable Devices” Eric Geissler researched alternative materials for small electric appliances. Accordingly, his casing for a hairdryer was made of compostable fungus mycelium. In the interview, he tells us about the benefits of the material.

Aaron Wessels is an architect and designer, realizes interiors, small-scale architecture, and spatial concepts, creates both product designs and sculptural objects. In our conversation he reveals how he came to have his own practice, discusses his creative roles, and why Copenhagen is not an easy place for young creative people.

Sonia B?k-Tokarska and Micha? Tokarski founded Studio Tok four years ago. In addition to their surname, "Tok" also stands for ways of thinking, and thought processes in the Polish language. In this interview, they talk about the role that painting played in their childhood and what a lamp has to do with a sumo wrestler.

Vienna Design Week recently started: Until 29 September 2024, you can experience what director Gabriel Roland means when he says that "a festival should actually be like Christmas" in a "City Full of Design".

Wherever Whenever – Work Culture Festival is the interdisciplinary event at Orgatec from 22 to 25 October 2024, organised by the Industrieverband Büro und Arbeitswelt e.V. (IBA). The new offering for tomorrow's office includes extraordinary ideas from the design and art sectors.

This autumn, Vienna will once again host the exclusive Architect@Work trade fair format. On 9 and 10 October, colleagues from the field are invited to the Stadthalle to gather information, exchange ideas and be inspired. Find out what there is to discover in our preview.

When Koelnmesse invites visitors to Copenhagen to announce news, there can only be a good reason: At the press event, Denmark presented itself as a very appealing partner country for imm cologne 2025 and, with a creative breeze, aroused curiosity about the next international furniture and interiors fair.