d07 ISSUE 229 / SEPTEMBER / 2019 ISSUE 228 / AUGUST / 2019 Contents 10 NEWS
Our monthly round-up of the people, products and events that matter from across the K&B sector
24 SHOWROOMS
A look inside bathroom brand Ideal Standard’s new £1m London showroom, and kitchen manufacturer Scavolini reveals its largest UK showroom to date with the opening of its new space in Preston
30 COLOUR CREATIVE
Often the source of inspiration for our own homes, the hotel bathroom can be the epitome of luxury and escapism. We go on a whistle-stop tour of some of the most inventive hotel wash spaces...
Colour is one of the most effective tools that a designer has at their disposal, with the power to dramatically influence how we feel about the spaces we live in. Stacey Sheppard explores the emotive effects of colour in interior design
30 DESIGN DESTINATIONS
In today’s increasingly urban, technological and fast-paced society, stress levels are rising and the toll on our mental health is tangible. Stacey Sheppard considers whether biophilic design and its associated benefits could be the solution we are looking for
A small-but-perfectly-formed holiday home in the Netherlands chooses to make the most of its natural surroundings, while keeping the interior elements pared back to the minimum
42 NATURAL SELECTION 42 THE NATURE OF DESIGN
46 KITCHEN TRENDS
A round-up of some of the latest kitchen furniture style directions
52 BUILT TO LAST
Bespoke furniture brand Garde Hvalsøe showcases its signature Danish style with a showroom based around pure Scandinavian simplicity
The latest edition of Cosentino’s Global Kitchen report uncovers some of the trends that are shaping our homes and habits
58 MATERIAL MATTERS Sourcing just the right mix of
60 THE EVOLUTION OF THE KITCHEN
DeVOL sets up a Stateside space in New York, and Molteni&C|Dada opens up its refurbished flagship showroom on London’s Shaftesbury Avenue
components was key to the success of this deceptively simple-looking kitchen packed with design flair
66 BOLD AS BRASS
Material contrasts and high-end spec characterise this bathroom design
In an event organised by EGGER, a panel of experts discuss how the challenges facing architecture today will shape its future direction
70 HIGH DEFINITION 74 100% DESIGN
An elegant stone and wood pairing characterises this stylishly subtle apartment scheme in Monte Carlo
This month marks 25 years of the annual design showcase, making it the UK’s longest running design trade event
As consumers’ mealtime routines evolve, how will kitchen design change in an online world, wonders Grahame Morrison?
Keeping it simple worked wonders for this high-level converted space in Amsterdam
88 NEW DESIGNERS 2019 80 GETTING TO GRIPS
Design graduates of all disciplines were the stars at this year’s New Designers exhibition, with a wealth of innovative creations on show
98 EXIT
The latest incarnation of London’s Serpentine Gallery is a celebration of slate
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Handleless remains a big trend for kitchen furniture, and a new collection from Arredo3 embraces that theme with a multitude of variations
The judges have met to consider the entries for this year’s Designer Kitchen & Bathroom Awards, with the winners revealed next month
78 DECISION TIME 82 LOFTY IDEAS
A new RIBA award aims to recognise creative and innovative approaches to multiple housing design across the UK
76 THE SHAPE OF KITCHENS TO COME
76 HOMES FOR LIVING 42
All eyes are on London this month for the ever-growing and ever- diversifying London Design Festival. We take a look at some of the key areas around town to prioritise
66 DESIGNING TOMORROW’S WORLD
68 CREATIVE FOCUS
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