The Paris climate agreement maps out that we must limit global warming to two degrees Celcius above pre-industrial levels. Globally, that means cutting emissions in half in a world where energy consumption will go up almost by 50 per cent. Jean-Pascal Tricoire shares Schneider Electric’s strategy to tackle this.

Salone del Mobile never has a shortage of chairs. We’ve picked out six that show why there’s still value in reinventing that wheel.

Vitra’s Typecasting exhibition prods at the way we project versions of ourselves online and in person, and studies the potential effects of societal changes on furniture typologies.

The first of the brand’s planned trilogy of exhibitions showcasing its new lighting collections this year, Observatory presents seven of Lee Broom’s most progressive work to date.

Oki Sato of Nendo talks about N01, his first collaboration with Fritz Hansen, and the brand’s first all-timber chairs since Arne Jacobsen’s.

Along with chairs, the Salone del Mobile has become synonymous with extravagant installations. Here are six that you definitely don’t want to miss. You still have time!

Vitra’s Typecasting exhibition prods at the way we project versions of ourselves online and in person, and studies the potential effects of societal changes on furniture typologies.

The first of the brand’s planned trilogy of exhibitions showcasing its new lighting collections this year, Observatory presents seven of Lee Broom’s most progressive work to date.

Along with chairs, the Salone del Mobile has become synonymous with extravagant installations. Here are six that you definitely don’t want to miss. You still have time!