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Frame launches a new video channel for exclusive and aesthetically pleasing content on the people, products, and places that are pushing design forward.

After 20 years of celebrating meaningful interiors and spatial design excellence, Frame gives you an exclusive opportunity to share in the next step of that journey.

This year, Frame magazine will make its first appearance as a participant of Milan Design Week by curating the experimental exhibition What’s the matter? – Design for a phygital world.

Commissioned by Frame to translate this issue’s ‘materials’ theme into a series of thought-provoking images, Bastiaan de Nennie set out to explore the importance of physicality in an increasingly digital world.

Commissioned to create Frame #106’s cover image, London-based set designer and art director Sarah May teamed up with photographer Kate Jackling to highlight today’s tailor-made approach to hospitality.

Brazilian design used to be all about the Campanas. Rodrigo Almeida is part of an emerging generation that’s redefining its roots.

Given that Patrizia Moroso has a history of mingling with artists and cartoonists, it’s not surprising that the objects produced by the brand founded by her father, Agostino are visually compelling. Thanks to the art director’s eye for organic

Take incomparable ceramics, add premium plastics, specify ‘sanitaryware’ and ask designers Ludovica and Roberto Palomba to blitz it up. What you get is the best of Kartell and Laufen.

With a new research-based strategy, interior workspace brand Kinnarps reckons it has seen the shape of things to come in our work lives.

Jasper Morrison and Naoto Fukasawa’s designs for Maruni show the brand’s expertise in mass-producing high-quality wooden furniture.

Helmut Link explains how Interstuhl is adapting its office furniture to meet the needs of tomorrow’s working environments.

CEO Michael Girsberger talks about how his family-run office-furniture company tries to stay on top, despite cutthroat competition.

Fantoni Group’s innovations in acoustic panelling please the eye as well as the ear, thanks to the firm’s focus on a design-led approach and an integrated manufacturing strategy.