Fashion senses
Touch, taste, smell, even sound – close your eyes, and clothes sense is at your fingertips
Touch, taste, smell, even sound – close your eyes, and clothes sense is at your fingertips
For our series about what makes a durable design, we visit a Swedish cemetery that fused the classical and the modern
Sick of searching for the boot to end all boots? Here’s the perfect answer – well, almost
They command spectacular prices – but is a chair designed by an architect really any better than one by a furniture designer?
Summer’s here, and the time is right for the most useful garment of all: a simple rectangle of cloth
Mark Lythgoe, a professor of imaging, takes a laser-like interest in how he looks
Don’t look now, but the time is ripe for a backlash against our own reflections
Rupert Blanchard, an upcycling furniture-maker, tells Georgia Grimond about his passion for materials
The V&A museum in London takes readers on a Georgian gilt trip
