Chairs

Suprematism, the radical Russian art movement, has inspired a new generation of east European creatives. By Jill Krasny

Design so good you’ll need to sit down

Design brand Faina’s audio tales turn minimalist furnishings into fairy tales

Introduce some black-and-white drama with these interior style picks

From classic midcentury armchairs to a Verner Panton “flop”, there’s much more to the Swedish interiors giant than Billy bookcases. By Charlotte Abrahams

An exclusive look at the menswear designer’s debut homeware collection. By Aimee Farrell

The property entrepreneur and co-founder of design company Yoo is so enamoured with Arne Jacobsen’s Egg chair, he owns half-a-dozen of them

The fashion designer’s country home is a zen-like refuge where she and her husband de-digitise and reconnect with nature. Words and photography by Mark C O’Flaherty

From upcoming disruptors to a new showcase of bespoke creations – the highlights of the Brussels fair dedicated to 21st-century design

Find creative collaborations – for the wardrobe to the wine cellar. By Clara Baldock and Raphaëlle Helmore

The exhibition Inside Out showcases 10 limited-edition objects combining the mould as part of the piece in fusions of concrete, oak and bronze

A love of sleekly minimal Belgian design unites an Hermès scion and an Antwerp gallerist, says Victoria Woodcock. Photography by Bart Kiggen

Where to seek out rare, classic and idiosyncratic objets from East Sussex to Santa Fe

Famed for its gondolier slippers, Le Monde Beryl is now stepping out into furniture and jewellery design, says Aimee Farrell. Portrait by Rick Pushinsky

The Hypatia Collection of nude paintings – an innovative collaboration between Madrid-based artist Nikoleta Sekulovic and London furniture company Viaduct – goes on show at Rebecca Hossack’s London gallery in the New Year

From Oscar Niemeyer and Lina Bo Bardi to the cutting-edge Campana Brothers, Brazilian design is back with a bang

Fifty years on from the first lunar landing, a new crop of designers is gazing up to the heavens for inspiration, says Mark C O’Flaherty

From Millennial Pink to the new-gen greens and Pantone’s Classic Blue, the tonal trends of the decade reflect the cultural shifts of tumultuous times and a spirit of optimism for tomorrow. By interiors expert Michelle Ogundehin