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Emma Crichton-Miller in conversation with the world’s best known art auctioneer about his love of design and experience of the market.
As the South African artist brings his masterful storytelling to a global audience, Brecht Wright Gander discovers more about his rich creative process.
The Design Edit asked five prominent voices in the field of collectible design what they’d learnt from the past year, and where their focus will be in 2022.
From Athens to New York, via Brussels, Milan and Copenhagen, the design duo are gently storming the world. Anna Sansom catches up with them on the eve of their latest show.
Constantly breaking new ground in their quest to reconnect humanity with nature.
Driven by a shared desire to explore materials and make startling objects.
The Design Edit met the rising talent at his Portuguese studio, as he prepared to exhibit his new work at Milan Design Week.
Following a colour-saturated exhibition in Detroit, the ceramicist has been shortlisted for the Officine Saffi Award in Milan.
From a family of masons, he gravitated towards wood where his sculptural skills and bold imagination have put him at the forefront of the contemporary Studio Craft Movement.
A rigorous design background, driven by a social conscience, inspired by a Mediterranean island, proves a powerful concoction.
The Design Edit talks to the designer couple who've developed a powerful and distinctive creative language.
The design expert and auctioneer talks to The Design Edit about Piasa's broad vision for international design.
Both classical and contemporary, playful and serious, Franchesini's work is a balancing act of influences.
The Design Edit asks the industrial designer why he's choosing to mint his designs on the blockchain.
Drawing on nature, collaboration and context, this Japanese-French partnership creates work that moves people out of their sensory comfort zone, to embrace the present moment.
The Design Edit meets the lighting designer as he reflects on twenty years of experimentation and distillation.
An early spotter of contemporary talent, Loïc Bigot is back in Le Marais.
The Design Edit speaks to the renowned lighting designer before the launch of 'Paradise', her "new form of itinerant luxury".
The Design Edit catches up with the gallery's founder just after the opening of her second gallery, in Megève.
Take two Italian design students, add a chance meeting in Mexico and a shared love of adventure ...
Interior designer turned gallerist, Franquesa's new space provides a platform for the best of Barcelona's collectible designers.
Witty, fantastical and exquisitely executed, the Haas Brothers' designs keep breaking boundaries.
Friedman Benda – redefining the field of design by embracing interdisciplinary practices and promoting intergenerational dialogue.
One brooch, then another, before too long it's a collection. Four connoisseurs reveal why ...
Self-described 'Domesticated savages' who have created a platform to dream, imagine and create together.
A new collection from the designer who upends expectations and rewrites the rules.
The Polish architect who found his spiritual home in Brazilian design.
Embracing and confronting her femininity and race through her unique visual language.
The celebrated maverick’s first solo show at New York’s R & Company offers a new range of sublime sculptural furniture.
The Lebanese partnership, with its head in the clouds and its feet on the ground.
Their journey from carefree student life, to running a design studio in Jo'burg, fired by love and creativity.
A shared curiosity about design processes brought them together, since then they've enjoyed a wide-ranging creative collaboration.
As New York remains under lockdown, Paul Clemence introduces us to one of the many international designers who make their home there.
A tribute to the renowned British gallerist who was at the heart of the New York art scene.
The Design Edit interviews the artist and designer as his shows open in New York.
Five years on, the youngest dealers in the collectible design world are successfully developing 21st century Chinese design.
R & Company have been championing contemporary collectible design for over twenty years – it all started in the flea markets of Philadephia and Manhattan.
Her passion for design, honed aesthetic and approach to living with beautiful objects are all encapsulated in Willer - the gallery sought out by interior designers and architects worldwide.
The Design Edit meets the Director of Hamiltons Gallery in his gallery office – the inspiration behind his renowned art-fair booths.
Enjoying the open doors that fame and influence have brought him, Arsham collaborates with a diverse range of clients – from Porsche and Selfridges, to Jay-Z and the French Ministry of Culture. He brings a brand new furniture collection to Design Miami/.
Drawing heavily on the rich artisanal culture of the Northeast of Brazil, Matos is flying the flag for Brazilian design.
Kim Hostler and Juliet Burrows, life partners and founders of Hostler Burrows, have recently opened a new gallery in Los Angeles after over 20 years in the business. They aptly attribute their success to “building long-term relationships.”
After two decades of building up a talented team of Indian master craftsmen, whilst honing their own creative vision, Rajeeta and Rolly Gupta launched their design atelier in London last year.
Guillaume Taslé d'Héliand charts the development of his evolving collectible design fair, and discusses the emergence of Lebanese design.
A late discovery of ginger, combined with his love of Italian cooking, gave the designer inspiration for a new recipe.
At a festival to celebrate the world-renowned antique markets of Paris, The Design Edit caught up with its flamboyant ambassador, French interior designer Vincent Darré.
On the eve of the publication of his monograph, Claire Wrathall meets the man who explores myths with his furniture.
Anna Sansom meets the man whose curiosity drives him to work across diverse design fields.
Judith Gura meets ‘the man who rediscovered Art Deco’ and built a pioneering collection of contemporary design.
As Milan's Museum of Italian Design unveiled a new installation of its permanent collection, Caroline Roux caught up with its exceptionally busy curator.
From Hoxton to Mayfair, via Porto Cervo – the story of Gallery FUMI’s eleven extraordinary years in the contemporary design market.
The architect shares her passion for Mexican food, tequila and her grandmother's volcano rock mortar.
Judith Gura discovers how his instinct for design and innovative marketing was honed.
On the eve of the announcement of his departure from Phillips, Judith Gura found out how this market maestro came to lead his field.
Art dealers, visionaries and founders of Carpenters Workshop Gallery.
Lucia van der Post reveals how Ingrid Donat’s sculpted furniture reflects her eclectic influences.
His latest exhibition was a masterpiece of technical ingenuity, as Anna Sansom discovers.
