Bringing together over 150 companies, this London based show brought together a well curated exhibition of material innovation and offered an early opportunity to dissect key directions for 2026.
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From April 20 to 26, Alcova returns, this time to the Villa Pestarini and the vast complex of the Baggio Military Hospital. More than 120 international exhibitors, spanning established companies, independent designers, and leading design schools will gather across both locations.
Finnish design house Iittala and Swedish fragrance and beauty brand Byredo have come together to create a limited-edition collection of glass objects exploring light, scent and everyday ritual.
Spotted at Collect, Tola Ojuolape Studio's Collectors’ Lounge reimagined the maker’s library as a contemporary design environment where craft, materiality and curiosity could come together.
Currently at the Hayward Gallery, this Japanese artist is best known for her large-scale installations that weave complex spiderwebs of woollen thread, immersing everyday objects.
Presenting current work from the UMPRUM Studio of Concept – Object – Meaning (K.O.V.) at the SCHMUCKmünchen festival for artistic jewellery in Munich, this show thinks beyond jewellery as ornament by reimagining the relationship between the body and object.
Spanish lighting company Vibia’s new installation and connection lighting systems don’t just play with structure and colour; designs can now be grouped in a multitude of different ways, offering a highly personalised solution to lighting needs.