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Casa Ahorita’s opening hours are as eccentric as its curation of objects – and its surprising past
For Nicola Tassie and Rowena Morgan-Cox, it’s all about blurring the boundaries of the fine and decorative arts
The world-famous designer and product creator curates an exclusive series about the craft of the hand
The designer selects things for making, for marking, for measuring, and carrying with you every day
Jony Ive reflects on the mystery of the noble metal, and selects his favourite pieces
Longtime collaborators and founders of the design collective LoveFrom chat about Apple, Ferrari and friendship at Newson’s workshop in the Cotswolds
How this special issue of HTSI came about
Bringing nature into the office might just attract workers back to their desks
Tracee Ellis Ross loves her Italian cake stand, Patrick Kinmouth stocks up on liquorice chocolate bonbons in Copenhagen and Cynthia Nixon can’t resist a Moroccan rug
A landmark Mayfair show of the French duo’s eccentric work, loved by Yves Saint Laurent, Peter Marino and the Queen, emphasises its ever-growing collectability
An exclusive interview with the visionary winners of the inaugural Terra Carta Design Lab prize
A colourful new homeware line represents a meeting of stylish minds
The furniture company behind Arne Jacobsen’s ‘Egg’ and ‘Ant’ chairs celebrates 150 years in business
Studio Knot handcrafts bespoke creations to last hundreds of years
The great makers are looking to jolt their classics into the 21st century
Spool furniture is cool again, with a modern, lively twist
Moroccan verve melds with modernist rigour in the home of Atelier Mayer’s Carmen Haid
The drinks trolley is back – and we’re all on for happy hour
The HTSI spring special celebrates Memphis Milano and the marginalised makers who helped change the world
As Vitra reissues pieces from his furniture archive, the daughter of the French design legend reflects on his unorthodox genius
The starchitect’s friendship with investment banker Pedro Gómez de Baeza is growing into a bullish agritourism business in Andalucía
Meet the disruptors. From old masters to new names, these makers are all doing things their own way
The Viennese arts and crafts movement is now more popular than ever
The fashion duo’s debut Casa line is a jewel-coloured, zebra-striped celebration of all things Italian
But the Tokyo-based architect still loves tenuguis and his cat T-shirt
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