Park Lane may be the most expensive street on Monopoly, but private residences on this most famous of London streets are actually rare as hen's teeth. 

Ceramicists Baptiste Ymonet and Vincent Jousseaume have been treading the fine line between art and design with great success since they founded Atelier Polyhedre in 2007.

Putting together a sleek, minimalist interior design scheme without looking bland or clinical can be challenging.

Furniture and lighting should first and foremost be functional, but sometimes a touch of whimsy can turn unremarkable objects into something more thought-provoking.

Denmark has a strong heritage of outstanding furniture design, but its reputation doesn't just rest on design classics from past masters.

Micro-flats might be all the rage but the Grand Beedapest Hotel takes micro-living to a whole new level.

Those who fancy a water feature in their backyard should take a closer look at the Newberg Residence designed by Cutler Anderson Architects, winner of the American Institute of Architects 2016 Housing Award for excellence in housing design.

Madrid-based designer Teresa Sapey's renovation of an apartment in London is a wonderful showcase of how to apply contemporary design in a classic space.

Roxanne Flick's Abstraction tables are inspired by the pioneers of Cubism.

Summer is here and our mind turns to... ski?

There is much sculpturally shaped furniture around but sculptures as furniture are somewhat harder to find.

As the rain came falling down during a recent afternoon stroll in Copenhagen, we sought refuge at the Georg Jensen shop and were delighted to come across the new Urkiola collection of tableware by Patricia Urquiola.