• Design Indaba Q&A: Marti Guixé. Image: living.corriere.it.
    Marti Guixé: Creativity without culture and knowledge is just spam
    The playful Catalonian designer gets serious about culture and creativity. >
  • Kettal Mesh collection by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal.
    Kettal Mesh by Patricia Urquiola
    Patricia Urquiola contrasts the texture of expanded metal mesh with the solidity of wood and marble in her latest collection of outdoor furniture for Kettal. >
  • Flip by TAPEgear.
    Flip and Sketch by Ryan Frank
    Ryan Frank's eco-sleeve design brand TAPEGear falls for flax. >
  • Ghost by Martí Guixé for Nanimarquina. Image: Nanimarquina.
    Ghostly apparitions
    "Ghost" is Catalonian interior and industrial designer, Martí Guixé's new take on classic Kerman rug design. >
  • Garden style
    Jaime Hayón's collection of garden furniture for BD Barcelona includes vases, planters, benches, chairs and a beautiful watering can. >
  • Celebratory vases
    Jaime Hayón designed classic and historic vases to celebrate BD Barcelona Design's 40th anniversary. >
  • The bull is not dead
    Although the elBulli restaurant has closed, Ferran Adrià is only just getting started. He talks to us about the future, broadening his audience and creativity. >
  • Mass objective
    Tradition, culture, cooking and gastronomy aside, Martí Guixé works with food simply as an object of mass production. >
  • Blog: Day 2 of AGI Open Barcelona
    Questions, answers and happiness were considered on the final day of the AGI Open in Barcelona. There was even a song and dance to end it off. >
  • Blog: Day 1 of AGI Open Barcelona
    Maps, books, processes and asking “how, what, why?” were some of the themes to emerge on day one of the AGI Open in Barcelona. >
  • Javier Mariscal
    Artist • Graphic Designer
    Since Javier Mariscal took up a pencil in the 1970s to earn his living, his life and career have been characterised by his creative incontinence. >
  • Ferran Adrià
    Ferran Adrià
    Chef
    Ferran Adrià is the famed head chef of elBulli in Spain, the 3-Michelin-star restaurant that was ranked the best in the world from 2006 to 2009. >
  • Geografias ingenuas
    Javier Mariscal has been dubbed the Peter Pan of Spanish design, but his work is often full of social commentary. >
  • Forever youth
    Javier Mariscal has come a long way since the days of General Franco's fascist regime in Spain, writes Lynda Relph-Knight. >
  • Thought for food
    Nicky Apostolis interviewed Marti Guixé after his lecture at Design Indaba. But after one question, they drew pictures instead. >

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