Wood

Can art save us from extinction? Studio Morison's new installation explores.

10.06.2021

Ritzwell combines elements of Japanese culture and minimalist design for latest collection.

26.04.2021

Chosen for the new Volkswagen Financial Services headquarters, the architecture and planning firm Il Prisma developed a ‘Sense of Adventure’ design concept.

20.12.2020

ArnieM - Family ©Paul Moffat Photography.

Arnie.M is a bespoke modular workspace conceived, designed and crafted in Manchester. It’s the brainchild of Angela and Matt Maurer.

14.12.2020

Using 27mm square section timber and wood screws, their challenge was to design and build a chair-a-day for 19 days throughout lockdown.

05.08.2020

Short supply chains and their own production facility in Germany help Thonet overcome the Covid crisis.

21.07.2020

Sand Buchanan on childhood influences, material sustainability and the healing power of design and making.

26.06.2020

Wood-Skin presents a new collection of panels that expands the Fold Panels system's possibilities.

22.06.2020

SCP AND Donna Wilson presents Abstract Assembly.

16.06.2020

CRAFTWAND's Teo Tudorica on the versatility of wood, sustainable sourcing and the company's bright future.

20.03.2020

WOOD-SKIN - United Nations Palace in Geneva - Image credit - DSL Studio

WOOD-SKIN covers the dome and walls of the new Assembly Hall of the United Nations Palace in Geneva.

03.02.2020

Leading British furniture maker Benchmark has been selected as a winner in the UK’s Wood Awards.

09.12.2019

Sella Concept launches its debut furniture collection, a series of curvaceous stools inspired by Hampstead Ladies’ Pond.

26.11.2019

Danish manufactured Troldtekt panels are commonly specified throughout the UK and Europe to improve the interior acoustic environment.

15.10.2019

The new Kālida Sant Pau building in Barcelona uses thermally modified tulipwood.

02.10.2019

The quiet harmony of rounded shapes and oblique edges, the grace of the blown glass.

10.09.2019

Elissa Brunato Bio Iridescent Sequin - Image credit Elissa Brunato

Bio Iridescent Sequin is a material research and design project that harnesses the potential of bio-technologies to create colourful, shimmering sequins, from wood, that are compostable and made with a waste-free process.

20.08.2019

Celebrating both 200 years of Thonet and 100 years of the Bauhaus.

09.08.2019

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Can art save us from extinction? Studio Morison's new installation explores.

Ritzwell combines elements of Japanese culture and minimalist design for latest collection.

Chosen for the new Volkswagen Financial Services headquarters, the architecture and planning firm Il Prisma developed a ‘Sense of Adventure’ design concept.

Arnie.M is a bespoke modular workspace conceived, designed and crafted in Manchester. It’s the brainchild of Angela and Matt Maurer.

Using 27mm square section timber and wood screws, their challenge was to design and build a chair-a-day for 19 days throughout lockdown.

Short supply chains and their own production facility in Germany help Thonet overcome the Covid crisis.

Sand Buchanan on childhood influences, material sustainability and the healing power of design and making.

Wood-Skin presents a new collection of panels that expands the Fold Panels system's possibilities.

SCP AND Donna Wilson presents Abstract Assembly.

CRAFTWAND's Teo Tudorica on the versatility of wood, sustainable sourcing and the company's bright future.

WOOD-SKIN covers the dome and walls of the new Assembly Hall of the United Nations Palace in Geneva.

Leading British furniture maker Benchmark has been selected as a winner in the UK’s Wood Awards.

Sella Concept launches its debut furniture collection, a series of curvaceous stools inspired by Hampstead Ladies’ Pond.

Danish manufactured Troldtekt panels are commonly specified throughout the UK and Europe to improve the interior acoustic environment.

The new Kālida Sant Pau building in Barcelona uses thermally modified tulipwood.

The quiet harmony of rounded shapes and oblique edges, the grace of the blown glass.

Bio Iridescent Sequin is a material research and design project that harnesses the potential of bio-technologies to create colourful, shimmering sequins, from wood, that are compostable and made with a waste-free process.

Celebrating both 200 years of Thonet and 100 years of the Bauhaus.

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