A personal review of design creations
LJUV Collection by Nada Debs for IKEA
Nada Debs has teamed up with the Swedish Group to produce a Democratic Design Middle Eastern collection.
The Mudeem Collection by Aljoud Lootah
Dubai Design Week 2019 – With her new collection of boxes, Emirati designer Aljoud Lootah explores the endless possibilities inherent in camel leather.
Tanween 2019 - Made in the UAE by Tashkeel
Dubai Design Week 2019 – Tashkeel unveils the sixth edition of its Tanween programme with new creations by Abdalla Almulla, Lana El Samman and Yara Habib.
Irthi Contemporary Crafts Council
Dubai Design Week 2019 - Crafting connections and empowering women, Irthi Contemporary Crafts Council debuts its product collection.
Modern Maharaja, an incredible dream
A visionary, a patron of the arts, an aesthete, an Indian royal with a passion for the European avant-garde, the Maharaja of Indore was a living legend of the 20th century from both worlds.
Charlotte Perriand: Inventing a New World
Free and independent, Charlotte Perriand was attentive to nature and combined design, architecture, urban planning, crafts and fine arts. The Fondation Louis Vuitton pays tribute to the prolific designer with an exceptional exhibition.
Phillips Autumn Design Auction - October 2019
On October 17th, 2019, Phillips is hosting its seasonal design auction sale with 156 lots from great designers of the 20th Century.
The Grand Suites of Venice Simplon Orient Express
When it comes to travel with class, there is no other train in world that can beat the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express. The favourite playground of Agatha Christie is even adding more luxury than before.
Ode To Marble
Tarek Elkassouf likes to challenge the physicality and materiality of minerals. With Ode to Marble, he unveils a new series of objects for White Walls in Beirut.
“The Cure” by Richard Yasmine
Middle Eastern Salone 2019 - For his fourth consecutive year in Milan, Lebanese designer Richard Yasmine unveils an intriguing and introspective collection called “The Cure”. Would it solve our permanent seek for forgiveness and self-reconciliation?