From classic notebooks to analogue-digital tools, Moleskine is redefining how we document ideas, keep memories and boost ...

The 2026 Serpentine Pavilion references England’s serpentine walls and the surrounding garden landscape through a porous ...

In Malmö, Jenny Nordberg creates limited-edition objects that sit between art and design. ICON visits her studio to find out more.

What if fashion could capture carbon instead of being a major contributor to the world’s emissions? Post Carbon Lab designer DJ Lin explains the studio’s ...

Designed by Flawk and NIKJOO, Runda is a joyful, low-carbon home born from whimsical design and a community-focused approach ...

The Activate issue showcases how architecture and design can be harnessed as a tool to activate change, whether that’s spatial, environmental, political or social. Lemma Shehadi interviews Alison ...

More often than not, when preparing to interview a significant cultural figure, one is sent a semi-apologetic email beforehand from a PR representative, asking that the questions be sent in advance ...

One of the highlights of the design calendar, the New Designers exhibition not only presents the opportunity for graduates to showcase their accomplishments to industry and press, but it also offers a ...

Lake Como is still somewhat under-the-radar when it comes to design. Often overshadowed by its larger and more flamboyant neighbour, Milan, this charming lakeside town has been quietly making waves in ...

‘It was never about building a big studio, but creating something exciting that people could connect with,’ says Liam McGroarty, one half of YOUTH, the Manchester-based interiors studio delivering a ...

Nestled in the heart of the Southern Italian region’s mountainous landscape, Convento Francescano holds a story fuelled with purpose, passion and a personal connection to the region. Nestled in the ...

The perception of craft and technology as opposites – one rooted in tradition, the other in innovation – has long existed. But in today’s digitised world, those boundaries are becoming increasingly ...