Design
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Four-legged friends
Andrew Tuck highlights hidden gems in design and how a fresh perspective allows for more expansive storytelling.
No longer the ugly duckling
Odense, once declining, is revitalized by a new Hans Christian Andersen museum.
Changing of the tide
We embark on a roadtrip around a surfers’ paradise turned blossoming art hub on the southwest coast of Mexico.
Care to take a seat?
Chairs are essential furniture for relaxing, working, socializing, eating, and waiting.
King of the mild frontier
Kozo Futagi saw a gap in the Japanese market for log cabins as affordable second homes. He's had to roll in a different direction – when people move in, they stay put.
Bright ideas
Businesses require bold ideas to survive and thrive. Here we survey some of the smarter strategies and innovations that have helped entrepreneurs around the world to get ahead.
Better by degrees
The pandemic closed many routes to the marketplace for design graduates. Yet many remained impressively innovative. We call in on seven former students who are kicking on after college and creating their own opportunities.
Rebuilding Beirut
After the devastating port explosion of 4 August 2020, Beirut's creative community is battling to rebuild amid power-cuts and petrol shortages. A year on from the blast, Monocle joins its designers and architects on the…
Space lift
New designs and tweaked classics deliver furniture that will elevate your home this season and beyond.
Tales of the city
In the Greek capital, a mid-century apartment block gets a modern facelift.
