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Laura Connelly

Editor-in-chief

After beginning her career in London 13-years ago, Laura moved back 'up North' to immerse herself in Manchester's thriving creative scene. An advocate of the anecdote, storytelling is her one true passion. She loves to champion new talent in the fields of architecture, interior design, materiality and manufacturing, with a particular interest in biomaterials. Laura has written for a range of publications, including the Guardian.

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Attendees engaging in design discussions at the Workspace Design Show in Amsterdam, showcasing innovative workspace concepts and materials.

Workspace Design Show heads to Amsterdam.

Colorful, textured plastic pieces arranged creatively, showcasing innovative approaches to reimagining plastic waste by May Wild Studio.

Michael Wild of May Wild Studio x Hopwood Hall.

Modern building with a distinctive patterned facade, showcasing creative retrofit design for sustainability in architecture.

RIBA Reinvention Award.

Hands assembling d line's Re-handle® hardware, showcasing sustainable design methods to reduce CO2 emissions.

d line launches Re-handle®.

Brushed brass faucet on a white sink, showcasing modern bathroom design elements and stylish decor inspirations.

Sneak peek at Crosswater's brassware collections.

Stylish commercial interior featuring Amtico's Signature LVT flooring, contemporary furniture, and a colorful abstract wall design.

Flex appeal: Amtico's Signature LVT collection.

Luxurious dining space featuring plush orange chairs and an artistic chandelier, embodying a whimsical Wonderland theme.

Faber & Company's Tony Matters on The Rosarium.

Smiling woman at a modern workplace meeting, representing collaboration and the human aspect of technology integration.

What is the technological standard?

A young artisan crafts pottery, focused on his work, surrounded by tools and raw materials in a studio setting.

Maker in residence: Bruno Schooling.

Assorted bio-based materials and design prototypes showcasing innovative black and natural wood textures.

Interview: The New Materialist.

Children engaging in playful reading in a vibrant, child-friendly space at the Young V&A museum.

Playfulness personified: Young V&A.

Innovative architectural design showcasing a vibrant interior layout with people engaging in various activities.

Graduate Design Shows 2023.