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Decorex International 2017: What not to miss
23 August 2017The UK’s leading interior design destination, Decorex International, returns to the London Design Festival this year.
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House & Garden collaborate with Arlo & Jacob for debut furniture collection
23 August 2017House & Garden magazine is branching out into the world of furniture design and where better to launch its new collection than at Decorex International 2017?
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How to turn your home into a Game of Thrones castle
23 August 2017Winter is coming and Game of Thrones season seven is ending, could things get any more depressing?
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Costa Coffee House, Wandsworth, London by Edge
22 August 2017High-street refreshment outlets are not being left out in the drive to widen their appeal to the public
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Focus: Round-up
22 August 2017Clare Dowdy takes a look at some of the extras being offered in London at a gallery, theatre, and the British Library
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Q&A - Xanthe Arvanitakis
22 August 2017Xanthe Arvanitakis talks about the growing importance to cultural institutions of widening their attractions offer.
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The World’s 11 Best Department Stores 2017
22 August 2017DesignCurial counts down the 11 best department stores in the world.
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Smart benches from mmcité make life easier around town
21 August 2017Is there anything worse than the feeling when your phone battery dies? There you are all ready to make that important phone call with a dead phone, not a phone box in sight, and you left your charger at home. Luckily, Czech infrastructure design company, mmcité are working on a street furniture collection to solve all your technological problems.
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Brief Encounters
18 August 2017In her own column, Veronica Simpson reports on a success story of the Arts Council England’s Creative People and Places programme
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Architecture in blue: Francis Kéré's Serpentine Pavilion
18 August 2017Burkina Faso-born and Berlin-based architect Diébédo Francis Kéré has brought his empowering, socially engaged architecture to London in the form of this year’s Serpentine Pavilion. Inspired by the form of a tree, where people like to gather during the day in his home village of Gando, it showcases his belief that architecture has the power to surprise, unite and inspire
