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Jess Cartner-Morley presents a stylish selection of purple clothing from John Lewis, challenging the stereotype of purple as only for the elderly.
Affordable art can be found at lower prices than the typical six or seven thousand pounds, as illustrated by Irish artist Michelle Conway's work.
The ice festival in Harbin features a larger scale frozen cityscape for its 30th anniversary.
The loft cube offers a portable home solution for those on the move when they change locations.
Deutsche Bank's art collection features works by Anish Kapoor and Damien Hirst, among others.
Anouska Hempel opened Blake's Hotel in 1978, one of the first boutique hotels in London, and has since designed interiors for various luxury spaces.
Fiona Ray discusses her unique painting style and upcoming exhibitions in London.
Microtonal tuning on every note allows musicians to change the tuning independently, breaking away from traditional Western piano constraints.
Apple's MacBook Pro and Lenovo's ThinkPad X 240 excel in portable computing for professionals.
Chandigarh features an American-style grid system laid out by French planner Le Corbusier, contrasting sharply with the chaotic streets of other Indian cities.
Russ & Daughters refurbishes a neon sign while opening the Rustom Daughters café in New York.
Lucy Calloway examines office envy and the CBI's new vibrant workspace in London.
Lucy Calloway critiques Legos New London office design and its impact on employee productivity.
Jade Jagger talks about designing a bracelet for Observer Woman magazine's edition.
Parrworld at the Baltic in Gateshead features a controversial collection of Osama bin Laden bon-bons, Hitler memorabilia, and postwar photographs.
Timo Shadle's Twin Kind in Berlin creates 3D printed figurines of customers.
A crane will lower into a sculpture of St Francis at the National Gallery to retrieve t-shirts that represent the religious vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Andrew Shoben's Monument to the Unknown Artist redefines public art in London, England.
Griselda Murray Brown discusses the new Design Museum in London with Edwin Heathcote.
A U-shaped protective barrier stretching 12 kilometers around Lower Manhattan aims to shield the city from rising sea levels and potential flooding.
The project unites buyers with local makers, offering customizable furniture pieces.
Chevrolet's Spark subcompact targets the European market with distinctive design and efficiency.
The East wing of the Glasgow School of Art began to smoke, prompting multiple fire engines to respond to the scene during a dramatic event.
Chris Levine recalls shooting a holographic portrait of Elizabeth II, capturing her stillness.
Sotheby's auction in Beijing features a record-setting painting by our wall for 76 million yuan.
Oliver Wainwright interviews Sou Fujimoto about London's Serpentine Pavilion 2013 design.
Jeremy Deller's Sacrilege installation is a hit at Sydney's Festival Village in Hyde Park.
Meike Krüger tests the halfbike, a standing bicycle that presents challenges such as foot discomfort and limited braking power on downhill rides.
The Ibiza FR features a sporty design and a powerful 143-hp diesel engine for thrilling drives.
The BMW 5-series Gran Turismo impresses at the Frankfurt International Motor Show in 2009.
The Citroën C6 is a large luxury sedan known for its understated elegance and powerful engine.
Taha Alhiti explains the intricate process and challenges of Arabic calligraphy.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death motorbike attraction into a unique art form while navigating personal and collaborative challenges.
Casa Carlota in Barcelona includes people with Down's syndrome and autism in design projects.
In the Hizbollah-controlled Ouzai suburb of Beirut, local artists transform the area through an initiative that enhances its visual appeal and fosters community pride.
London's Oxford Circus features a new diagonal pedestrian crossing inspired by Shibuya, Tokyo.
Adrian Searle critiques The History of the Saatchi Gallery as an art book or oversize paperweight.
Tate Modern, a leading museum in London, has expanded by 60% with the addition of the Switch House, transforming its role in urban regeneration and gentrification.
A heavy machinery team transports a 390 tonne generator over 120km with unexpected challenges.
Jackie Wullschlager visits the National Gallery to discuss Turner's obsession with Claude.
Francesco Ceccarelli transforms a garage into a stylish one-room apartment in Bologna.
Uber's latest designs for a flying taxi ignite debate about the future of urban transportation, raising concerns over noise pollution and practicality.
Dame Zaha Hadid, renowned architect, dies at 65, leaving a legacy of iconic buildings.
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House features a design that resembles a pair of granite and glass structures resting on the Pearl River's shore.
Shortlisted artists discuss their work ahead of the Turner prize ceremony tonight.
Aldis Hodge collaborates with five skilled artisans to create a unique watch for Black Adam, highlighting traditional watchmaking techniques.
Claudiu Ionescu redefines contemporary design through innovative architectural practices.
Judith Greer shares tips on buying art at the Frieze Art Fair and her collection insights.
