Manila, over the last decade, has re-established itself as a global gateway, a central design hub with a collection of new shops, studios and galleries opening up.

At this spring's Maison&Objet Asia, six young designers were recognised for their budding talent and growing contribution to an Asian design scene.

There is one week in each year when the world’s design cognoscenti decends upon Milan to soak up the city’s atmosphere, food, and most of all….design. Here is out round up of this year’s greatest.

For those of you who may have missed the panel discussion we recently moderated as part of the Swire Properties Ephemera Dialogue series during Art Basel 2015, here is a video of the entire discussion.

Indonesian designer Jaya Ibrahim, founder of Jaya International, is the designer responsible for the interiors of iconic hotels such as The Legian in Bali, The Chedi Muscat, The Setai Miami and several Aman resorts. Ibrahim shares with Design Anthology eight of his favourites.

French Designer Jean-Louis Deniot has certainly taken the design world by storm in the 15 years since establishing his eponymous Paris-based design studio.

Our intrepid Editor-in-Chief took the long and arduous journey, through rain and snow, to Paris in January,  just to bring you back our best picks of Maison&Objet. The things we do for our readers…

At Maison&Objet Paris, we had the opportunity to sit down with Asia’s hottest designers Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu, the husband and wife team that are the founders and creative directors of Neri & Hu, to talk about their latest collection for De La Espada and more.

This January, we had the opportunity at Maison&Objet Paris to speak with Oki Sato of nendo about his work and design philosophy.

Champalimaud shares with Design Anthology eight of her favourites.

A case study on design for small retail spaces, featuring the PMQ-located Good Design Store

Hong Kong-born, Paris-based Grace Leo (see issue one for the feature on her Paris home) is known as one of the pioneers of the boutique hotel movement.

We speak to Chinese-American designer Robert Kuo about his work’s heritage and future

French interior and furniture designer Bruno de Caumont’s second home in Vietnam