• 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. >

Pages