Too much minimalism can make a boy dull, sometimes it's good to let go and indulge our senses with vibrant colours and exotic shapes. 

If the greatest trick the architect ever pulled is to make a building disappear, then Kois Associated Architects must be master magicians of the trade.

The Euro 2016 football tournament might be over, but the buzz surrounding Wales, the surprise package of the tournament, lingers on.

During our visit to New Designers 2016 we came across these beautifully crafted brass watering cans designed by George Riding.

With all the political upheaval these days it is easy to lose faith in politicians. 

We live in the age of big data where sometimes truth and emotional significance can be buried in a mountain of information.  

If your idea of sustainable living conjures up images of ramshackle farmhouses with free roaming pigs and disproportionately large wind turbines you should take a look at this futuristic villa designed by Paul de Ruiter Architects.

At a time when attention is focused on grand geopolitical issues it is easy to lose sight of the basic elements of life that we take for granted, such as the air we breathe in.

Can something as mundane as switching a light on and off become a remarkable experience in itself?

As the reassessment of Brutalism gathers pace we are excited to discover the ceramic sculptures of Bethany Stafford.

In these days of technological abundance we often take for granted that all the devices around us should just work, even though few people really knows what powers them.

Lauren Nauman is a ceramicist with an experimental bent.