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From his kitchen table, Christopher Robin Nordström has been crafting cityscapes from more than 5,000 miles away. On the occasion of his new collaboration with IKEA, he takes us behind the scenes of making miniatures.
The MAD founder talks us through the project’s long road, including a lawsuit, a design scrapped weeks before submission, and an all-important detail that gets people off their phones.
Your favorite animated band is still hitting its stride. As the group’s immersive exhibition hits New York, we’re saying cheers to 25 years with a look back on animator Jamie Hewlett’s artistic evolution.
Danish design has long been defined by natural materials, but Copenhagen studio 91-92 is betting on 3D-printed pink plastic.
We took a trip to the artist’s Brooklyn studio for a look inside ‘Beneath the Moonlight,’ her first exhibition devoted to Black masculinity, at The Shepherd.
The Australian illustrator discusses his Pokémon series, body horror, and breaking out of the “fan artist” box for a new Pen & Paper.
This year, the Danish brands brought their A-game to the Copenhagen festival.
It may be 100 years since the Danish designer was born, but his approach has never been more relevant.
We dug into the archives to unearth some early gems from the likes of Zaha Hadid and Oscar Niemeyer.
Its little white tag and considered colour palette disrupted an entire category. Ahead of its 10-year anniversary, co-founder Kristoffer Juhl reflects on the brand’s rise to success.
Ahead of 3daysofdesign, HAY founders Rolf and Mette reflect on making good design accessible, the energy of Copenhagen, and how sometimes, it all just starts with a dishcloth.
Long before “lifestyle” became a design buzzword, Louise Roe was bringing fashion, interiors and hospitality together. Ahead of 3daysofdesign, she reflects on the creative crossover shaping Copenhagen today.
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