Continuing their annual tradition of highlighting young emerging designers from a selected country, MAISON&OBJET’s ‘Rising Talents’ this year had an eye on China

Bombay Atelier’s urban minimal aesthetic comes to life in the studio’s debut film, created by the studio’s founder Farzin Adenwalla in collaboration with filmmaker Abhilaash Sahu of Nudo Films

This young Guangzhou-based furniture brand is working hard to change preconceptions of what ‘Designed and Made in China’ means

The renowned automobile designer turned co-founder of the Sustainable Design School shares examples of sustainable design solutions and the principles that drive them

Jonathan Matti’s recent collaboration with de Gournay is inspired by the rich history and culture of the Philippines

Wang He’s debut collection is designed for young urbanites

In her latest collection Joyce Wang reimagines traditional terrazzo

On a recent trip to Tokyo, Design Anthology sat down for an insightful conversation with venerable design theorist, author and art director of Japanese lifestyle brand MUJI, Kenya Hara

Design duo Doshi Levien spoke to us on the sidelines of Salone about their creative process and their new collection for Kvadrat

Japan House London opens in the heart of the British Capital, a mecca of Japanese culture, design and aesthetic refinement

An elegant new office space for Changsha-based China Resources Center finds harmony between modern aesthetics and traditional values

Luxury carpet company Fort Street Studio premieres its first limited edition collection Progetto Passione in New York, signalling a new chapter for its artist-designers

Veteran designer David Rockwell speaks with Design Anthology on the sidelines of this spring’s Salone del Mobile about his pop-up diner installation, design trends and the role of research in his own practice

Design Anthology sat down with esteemed architect John Pawson at Milan Design Week for a conversation on his latest collaboration for Swarovski, some of his struggles as a perfectionist and his views on minimalism

Our favourite installations from around the city during the most exciting week on the design calendar

At this spring’s Design Shanghai, Suzy Annetta sat down with designer Frank Chou for a conversation on what it means to be a Chinese designer today

Iconic gallerist, curator and doyenne of design Rossana Orlandi’s eye for spotting — and launching — ground-breaking creative young designers is legendary. She tells Design Anthology why she champions creative talent alongside established names and why she insists on visiting artists in their studios.

A steel-and-glass library unites local communities, regenerating a forgotten park in Seoul

On the occasion of the inaugural exhibition of Objets Nomades by Louis Vuitton in Hong Kong, regular Design Anthology contributor Catherine Shaw speaks with designer André Fu about his design process and his addition to the collection

Kyoto's first stand-alone Issey Miyake opens in a traditional 132-year-old machiya