World automotive shows, collector competitions, and exclusive press launches have all been the locations for unique, first-of-a-kind vehicle concepts to be presented to the globe in 2016.

Social workers: the craftiest co-working spaces around the world

Architectural designer John Pawson has transformed a second-world-war telecommunication bunker into an art and furniture museum in Berlin's Kreuzberg neighbourhood.

By any yardstick, New York is a city that seems hell-bent on reinventing itself at every turn. A case in point is the High Line.

Modern innovation and time-tested tradition are the two main ingredients that have been blended into the design of the new BAKE Cheese Tart store designed by Japanese designer, Yusuke Seki.

The project is the restoration of an existing night club, making the general area the most impressive element of this place.

Startup fashion brand The Atelier YUL has designed a range of minimal cases for architects transporting their papers and models.

"I've lived in creative spaces my entire life," says Eric Quint, 3M's Chief Design Officer. And when it comes to workspaces, he says, "Scientists need laboratories; administrators need offices; designers need creative spaces."

Canadian designer Anne Sophie Goneau has transformed part of an old building into a minimalist workspace for a tech company, featuring a restrained palette of materials and colours.

Aesop is a brand that has achieved the impossible – global saturation while maintaining a sense of bespoke locality.

Business trips, travels, or overtime work. What features are required for overnight stays in urban hotels?

The experience of Dubai Design Week 2016 (DXBDW2016) was more than enough to inspire even the most jaded due to the sheer energy and enthusiasm that overtook this hot destination during October 25 - 28, 2016.

Lefroy Brooks introduces Ten Ten, a new range of bathroom fittings and fixtures inspired by the industrial age of the 1920s. 

Many of us can remember our first encounter with an Apple product. For a rare few, it may have been the Apple 1 (1976). For some, the turning point was the iMac (1998).