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Designed by Venetian design studio Zaven, the Koala collection by S-CAB evolves with new indoor bar stools and an outdoor seating model, bringing together contemporary design, ergonomic comfort and refined craftsmanship.
Since its debut in 2025, the Koala seating collection by S-CAB has evolved into a cohesive family of furniture defined by soft proportions, clean line...
Scandinavian design has never been defined by a single aesthetic. Instead, it has developed as a way of thinking about everyday life – one that considers how objects, materials, and spaces shape the way we live, move, and feel within our environments. Next Chapters in Scandinavian Design – Muuto on Creating Intentional Spaces examines how this tradition is being reinte...
The power to celebrate great design is in your hands. The identity Design Awards 2026 invites readers and design enthusiasts to take part in the People’s Choice Awards, recognising the residential and commercial interior design projects that have captured their attention. The winners will be ...
Bosa
Bosa embodies a distinctive Italian approach to contemporary design, where craftsmanship meets bold creativity. Celebrated for its sculptural ceramic pieces, the brand transforms traditional techniques into sophisticated objects with a strong visual identity. Rich colours, precious finishes, and collaborations with leading designers define a colle...
When IDST and its founder Hana Akram clinched the Chapter Café project, she decided to hold the space true to its residential beginnings. “We began with the villa and what it already gave us,” Akram shares. “It had smaller rooms, transitions, and moments of privacy. I loved that because it felt much closer to entering someone’s home than entering a conventional hospitality sp...