A partnership with Saatchi Art signifies new industry standard for at-home introduction of art.

Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair is running this February from 6 to 10th. The fair is one of the world’s largest and most important meeting places for Scandinavian furniture and lighting design.

The MAISON&OBJET community brings you a global experience encompassing the latest products, the brightest creatives, indispensable workshops and inspirations – a flux of energy and talent for five whole days.

For more than 10 years, Surface Design Show has been connecting innovative and exciting materials with an audience of architects, specifiers and designers. Surface Design Show is the only event in the UK that focuses solely on interior and exterior surfaces.

Captured by the mystique and mystery of the Icelandic landscape, where, according to local mythology, ‘invisible people’ and ‘half-men, half-trolls’ are believed to roam, Johannes Torpe Studios has designed a place of unparalleled harmony. The Red Mountain Resort is a proposal for a spa and wellness retreat that offers guests a sensory escape into the solitude and seclusion of the breathtaking Icelandic nature; a place that is earthly and other-worldly at the same time.

Perennials Fabrics has announced the debut of The Art of Glankoff collection, a new line of Tibetan knot rugs.

The Arches of Oman, a stunning water sculpture by Giles Rayner, is now situated in the pristine new gardens adjacent to the Royal Opera House, Muscat.

The small French production company newcomer, Bloomboom, unveils its first collection of graphic pop lamps, deliberately going against the trend for brass, wood and marble combinations.

When specifying flooring for hotels there are, naturally, a number of requirements to consider as the space usually houses not only entrances and restaurants but also bedrooms and connecting areas. The hospitality industry is also a sphere of fast-paced demand where the consumer now looks for quality and design-led interiors. The floor solutions, therefore, need to satisfy multiple practical needs whilst consistently portraying the key messages of the hotel’s identity.

This year’s Claridge’s Christmas tree is designed by Karl Lagerfeld, widely regarded as one of the fashion world’s most influential creative forces.