Montpellier-based wood designer Thibaut Malet belongs to a young generation of creators that explore – and materialize – the new potential of wood.

As museums and galleries look to digital channels to keep cultural capital flowing during lockdown, we assess the state of the art.

Editor Kayla Dowling goes into detail on FRAME’s fourth day at this year’s Milan Design Week, with materials and tech taking centre stage throughout the day’s events and activities.

For its 10th annual Life at Home report, Ikea set out to gain new data and insights surrounding domestic life while culminating a decade of knowledge.

On the second day of Milan Design Week, FRAME editor Kayla Dowling recounts her experiences in the Navigli district from brands like Lexus and The Good Plastic Company to designers like Marjan van ...

China is becoming a bookworm haven: the influx of brick-and-mortar bookstores erupting in accordance with urban renewal projects are strong testimony. But in order to survive in a era of short ...

Inside Gucci, Prada, Porsche and more: our editor in chief Floor Kuitert talks you through FRAME’s third day at Milan Design Week, which combined insight with experimentation and experience.

With nine beauty-verses, the Kingsmen-designed Sephora Playhouse showed that Insta-friendly pop-ups continue to pay off for brand engagement.

Making use of disused stone recovered from a local quarry, the second Barcelona store of cosmetics brand Aesop was awarded the title of August’s winner of the month.

In the work-from-anywhere era, the home exchange is enjoying a renaissance – and new players are entering the market to target the design-minded.

Using few materials and immersive scenography, Various Associates transformed the ground floor of a commercial building in Shenzhen into a future-facing exhibition space.

What if traditional boundaries became invitations to connect with the landscape? Studio MK27's Canopy House forgoes hermetically sealed layouts in favour of a living, breathing integration with the ...