Outdoor public space design has historically been hamstrung by the need to make every surface ‘people-proof’. By prioritising durability, many city centres and public parks have been compromised by this municipal and uninspiring perspective.

London’s Wembley Park offers a unique blend of culture, social opportunities and the vibrancy that comes with living in the heart of such a thriving new district. So, when the time came for lifestyle-led rental homes brand Tipi to decorate some of the walls of its newest development – Ferrum – residents knew they would be in for something rather special.

Bolshakova Interiors is an international interior design studio founded by Nataly Bolshakova. The brand creates exceptional living spaces in a high segment of residential properties in countries such as France, Switzerland, Monaco, Ukraine, Cyprus, Austria and UAE. This month, Inex talks to Nataly about her career as an Interior Designer and finds out what drives her inspiration.

The British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) is celebrating the success of its annual conference, ‘Inside Knowledge 2019: What is an Interior Designer Worth?’, which took place on Thursday 7th November at 30 Euston Square, London.

Since 1995, MAISON&OBJET has been inspiring the international design community, helping them find creative ideas and products that will soon thrill millions of people around the world. Twice a year, the trade-only exhibition becomes the one-stop-shop for more than 85,000 visitors coming from all around the world to meet and discover more than 3000 brands across the five days of the show. Covering the entire design sector, the show is accordingly divided into two main hubs, MAISON and OBJET, to efficiently meet visitors’ needs.

The 2020 edition of ARCHITECT@WORK (running from 29 to 30th January at the Old Truman Brewery, London) focuses on ways design and architecture intersect with nature.