In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Living Etc.

• Voyage of discovery
  On our editor’s trip to Maison&Objet in Paris, he found so many design brands he didn’t know – and returned with new suggestions for a more energised take on decor
• Turn it on and off again
  Designer Lee Broom’s new lighting collaboration looks like an installation when not lit – and an awe-inspiring work of art when it is
• The rebels with an uplifting cause
  In the work of Miami-based studio Moniomi Design there is a sense that it is always cocktail hour somewhere, that good times are just waiting to be had
• To boldly go back to the past
  Each month we look at the story of a favourite piece – this issue, designers Bernhardt&Vella reflect on their Ginza sofa for Calligaris
• The designer who’s always best in show
  Studiopepe’s launches at Milan Design Week set the tone for trends – co-founder Arianna Lelli Mami tells our executive editor Pip Rich what to expect
• MODERN history
  Past meets present in this restored 1780s townhouse, which shines a light on both Dublin’s architectural heritage and vibrant design scene
• ACROSS THE DIVIDE
  Superstar designer Patricia Urquiola used furniture to zone this Milanese apartment, creating a space where the focus is on togetherness
• One and only
  Everything is bespoke in this luxurious Parisian apartment, perfectly crafted by Olga Ashby to suit the owner’s lifestyle
• New age
  The renovation of this Victorian semi in London was all about bringing a fresh approach to the British style vernacular – and what a success it’s been
• Fashion show
  Home to the founder of a cult accessories label, this apartment was always going to be super stylish
• Out of the ORDINARY
  A modern and glamorous aesthetic is responsible for the total transformation of this once-plain pad
• Play it cool
  Offering tantalising texture, light-reflecting glossiness and even punches of pattern, decorative tiles deserve a place in every room of the home
• Colour decoded
  Livingetc colour expert Amy Moorea Wong on a dining room that is the epitome of cool – and yet still feels like a warm hug
• Heart and soul
  Designers are prioritising form as well as function in kitchens more than ever – and these schemes show just how characterful the heart of the home can be
• Icons reimagined: Togo sofa
  WE LOOK AT HOW A DESIGNER INTERPRETS A CLASSIC PIECE THROUGH A FRESH LENS – HERE, ALLISON CRAWFORD PAIRS A LIGNE ROSET GEM WITH SECOND-HAND TREASURES
• Little black book: all-rounders
  WHILE WE LOVE THE JOY OF A SPACE CURATED WITH PIECES FROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, THESE BRANDS DO EVERYTHING
• The spotlight: what to buy now
  IT’S A SPECIAL EDITION THIS MONTH WITH A FOCUS ON ITALIAN DESIGN AND THE BEAUTIES TEAM LIVINGETC ARE COVETING
• On the rise: multidisciplinary designers
  MEET THE MAKERS CARVING THEIR OWN PATH ON THE DESIGN SCENE – THEY’RE THE NAMES WE’LL BE SEEING MORE OF IN THE FUTURE
• Kitchen hardware
  THE EXPERTS ON WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE INVESTING IN THIS KEY ELEMENT
• Bunking up
  KITTED-OUT BUNKS AND CLEVER LAYOUTS TAKE SHARED BEDROOMS TO THE NEXT LEVEL, MAXIMISING SPACE WITH MASS APPEAL
• Fun facades
  FROM WEATHERED STEEL TO FOLDING BRICK, THE MATERIALS USED IN THESE INGENIOUS PROJECTS HAVE A LOT OF PANACHE
• Hotel HOT LIST
  Four UK stays with their own special character – from the North Yorkshire Moors to London
• Hidden TRAILS
  Join us for a design tour of a city – this month, interior designer Bilal Rehman shares the places that inspire him most around his home, Houston