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Molteni&C partners with Deesup to launch its official resale channel, embracing a circular design model through Resale-As-A-Service. The curated platform gives new life to showroom and sample pieces, combining sustainability with timeless luxury. This initiative marks a shift in the design industry, aligning with ESG goals and appealing to a new generation that values both quality and environmental responsibility.

In a more technologically evolved and urbanized world, our connection with nature is often lost—reduced to weekend escapes or digital screen savers. Biophilic interior design closes this gap by intentionally introducing elements of the natural world into constructed environments. Founded on the human desire to connect with nature, biophilic design is not just about beauty; it's a science-based practice to advance well-being.

As awareness continuously grows about the health impacts of indoor air pollution, particularly concerning volatile organic compounds (VOCs), per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and other harmful chemicals in furniture and finishes, the legal landscape is evolving to address these concerns. This article explores the current and forthcoming regulations shaping the future of toxic-free interiors, focusing on Europe and the United States.

TAKT is redefining sustainable furniture design by combining classic Scandinavian aesthetics with circular principles, carbon transparency, and ethical sourcing. From modular construction to FSC-certified wood and EU Ecolabel certification, the Danish brand proves that beauty and responsibility can go hand in hand.

More than places to enjoy coffee, these cafés have become hubs for designers, architects, and professionals seeking inspiration in spaces that value aesthetics and ecological awareness. Today, grabbing a cup of coffee in Barcelona can be a conscious act that reflects how we live, consume, and design the future. Amid this transformation, D·Origen Coffee Roasters, located inside Antoni Gaudí’s modernist Casa Calvet, stands out as a beacon of innovation and sustainability.

Architecture has always been a reflection of its time—an intersection of technology, culture, and human needs. In the 21st century, faced with the twin crises of climate change and rapid urbanization, the profession is undergoing a profound shift. Sustainability is no longer a niche pursuit; it is a global imperative. To meet this demand, architects and designers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence not just as a technological novelty, but as a vital design par

With around 50 thoughtfully chosen items from international brands, The Green Circle aimed to highlight pieces incorporating sustainability.

As companies adapt to changing work environments, the challenge of downsizing office spaces has brought attention to a significant issue:...

Aesop, the global skincare brand known for its minimalist approach to design, has taken a significant step in promoting sustainability in...

Salone del Mobile Milano, the world’s leading furniture and design fair, continues to make strides toward sustainability with its updated...

Combining Timeless Craftsmanship and Sustainability Kaldewei, a globally recognized name in sanitary design, is advancing its commitment...