Brussels-based artist, designer, and curator Linde Freya Tangelder of Destroyers/Builders talks about her collaboration with Cassina and her affection for soft, surprising materials.

''We are fundamentally silly creatures, and that's our most incredible quality." Dutch designer Marcel Wanders discusses light that feels alive and the odd, beautiful human experience.

Jakob Lange, architect and partner at BIG, traces the Big Sofa for Cappellini back to a masterplan in Japan. He explains why compact, timeless design is a modern form of luxury.

Emanuele Luise, industrial designer at Nendo, reflects on restraint, curiosity, and the inspiration that he finds in everyday observation.

Design legend Giulio Cappellini interviews Montreal-based Reggy St-Surin, the emerging designer behind the new Tom Chair for Cappellini.

For Julius Vaernes Iversen, flowers are an integral part of interior design. The Copenhagen-based floral designer and curator discusses Project Materia at 3daysofdesign.

OEO Studio's Thomas Lykke reflects on his early days in fashion, sustainable materials, and why he rejects the term 'Japandi' despite echoes between the Danish and Japanese design traditions.

Berlin-based designer Hanne Willmann explores the role of the senses, intuition, and longevity as a form of sustainability in her 'Relationship Design' approach.

BuzziSpace CEO Tommaso Baldini explains how great acoustics can support well-being and neurodiversity – and why acoustics are crucial for hybrid work and the future of the office.

For Nicola Coropulis, luxury is a multisensory experience. The Poltrona Frau Strategic Advisor reflects on how scent, materiality, and memory shape the way we experience design.