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Misfit: Hella Jongerius

05-11-2011 The only up-to-date monograph on the work of Dutch product designer Hella Jongerius. Written by three experts on product design; Louise Shouwenberg, Paola Antonelli and Alice Rawsthorn. Includes over ...

Ovale collection - Bouroullec brothers for Alessi

09-11-2010   "The Ovale collection strives to be original, but it also wants to be rustic and traditional. We set out in pursuit of delicate expression. This composition speaks about every day life, about ...

Knoll: Brian Lutz with a foreword by Reed Kroloff

09-11-2010 The history of Knoll is the history of modern design. Founded in 1938 by Hans Knoll and joined by his wife, Florence Knoll, the company is credited for bringing European modern design to America, then...

Marcel Wanders: behind the ceiling

08-29-2010 The comprehensive monograph on one of the most celebrated bodies of design in recent decades.  Inspired and distilled from Brazil’s street and carnival cultures, Humberto and Fernando Campana hav...

Aquariva by Marc Newson

06-01-2010 Australian designer Marc Newson has designed a speed boat in collaboration with Officina Italiana Design for Italian boat brand Riva.  Called Aquariva by Marc Newson, the design is a reinterpretati...

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Knoll: Brian Lutz with a foreword by Reed Kroloff - Read on Amazon >

article thumbnailThe history of Knoll is the history of modern design. Founded in 1938 by Hans Knoll and joined by his wife, Florence Knoll, the company is credited for bringing European modern design to America,...

“Turning inwards, going backwards”: new student immigration rules


Dezeen Wire:
Tom Campbell of BOP Consulting has published an article on the company’s culture and creative industries blog slamming the UK government’s new student immigration rules as “a potential disaster for the UK’s creative and design sector.”

The new regulations are due to come into effect in April and mean non-EU students will no longer have the right to apply to stay in the UK upon completing their studies, instead returning home and “taking their talents, intellectual property and entrepreneurial energies with them.” Read the full article here.

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