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Great Designs Unmasked: These are the 2020 Pinnacle Awards Winners
ISFD Announces 2020 Pinnacle Awards Winners The coveted 2020 Pinnacle Awards, sponsored by the International Society of Furniture Designers (ISFD), are the furniture industry’s highest honor recognizing the top professional and student furniture designers who envision and create the designs that ultimately become some of the most sought-after home furnishings items around the world.…
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Every brand can have its fair share of the global wellness cake. Report
No longer a luxury sector of spas, yoga and detox diets, the global wellness economy is worth US$4.5 trillion and is growing twice as fast as the rest of the economy. Consumers expect every brand to contribute to their wellness. And 59% agree it’s worth paying more for wellness options. Ogilvy surveyed 7,000 consumers…
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How much is that doggie (coat) in the window? The rise of pet fashion
Retail analysts say so-called ‘anthropomorphism trends’ are on the increase in lockdown, driving a raft of product launches in canine clothing
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Chiffon face masks and chainmail balaclavas: an eerie end to a peculiar Paris fashion week
The first proper fashion month to take place during the pandemic is over. The takeaway? Designers have adapted to the situation with panache and inventiveness – which is just as well for the future of the industry
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Bar Culture: Rosenthal meets Versace’s legendary Medusa and Sambonet’s shapes
“Rosenthal meets Versace 2021″ is raising bar culture to a new level. The Versace Barware Collection made from silver and high-quality stainless steel is elaborately silver-plated by hand and includes wine, champagne and ice coolers, cocktail shakers and strainers as well as bottle coasters, trays and dishes. A further highlight is Versace’s legendary Medusa,…
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‘This is the Everest of zero carbon’ – inside York’s green home revolution
The city plans to build Britain’s biggest zero-carbon housing project, boasting 600 homes in car-free cycling paradises full of fruit trees and allotments. When will the rest of the UK catch up?