The making of sand-cast aluminium chairs, designed by Moritz Schmid and Ville Kokkonen, using 3D-printed moulds by a family-run foundry in Switzerland.

Celine Art Project, a contemporary-art collection presented by the luxury-fashion house Celine, prompts a look into how fashion continuously reinvents its retail spaces.

Alice Twemlow visits Formafantasma at their home studio to discuss research, raw materials, and walking the line between climate crisis and commercial design.

Brian Hioe walks the unfinished corridors of the much-delayed Taipei Performing Arts Center, an OMA-designed building mired in local political controversy.

The V&A finally cuts ties to the Sackler family, Coperni sprays a dress onto Bella Hadid, and the European Union makes its move against charger clutter.

Sabine Marcelis rearranges the rainbow for furniture in the Colour Rush! exhibition at the Vitra Schaudepot, captured here by Laurence Kubski.

Industrial Facility takes Pure back to its roots with the Evoke Play, a minimalist radio for the streaming era.

Another major fashion house rebrands, the UN makes a declaration on architecture and climate change, and 3D-printed balance benches feature on Design Line this week.

How bona to vada dally screeving about the palare of the omee-palones. Discover the history of Polari, the secret language of Britain’s gay community.

Yinka Ilori takes Georgina Johnson of a tour of his new Sam Jacob-designed London studio and unpacks his colourful community-minded philosophy.

Finish your LDF 2022 experience off in style with Disegno’s hand-picked list of all the shows you should see before the week is up.

Disegno and the Het Nieuwe Instituut present Design Drafts #1 with this online exclusive from Andrew Pasquier on the festivalisation of nightlife design.

How many designers does it take to fell a tree? What happened to Shoreditch’s Tramshed? All this and more answered in today’s report from London Design Festival 2022.

The Disegno guide to all our parties and events to RSVP to ahead of London Design Festival 2022, which begins on 17 September.

This week the Disegno team is exploring the 2022 London Design Festival. Over the coming days we’ll be sharing our reflections from the festival and picking out some of the installations and exhibitions that stood out.

Design Line casts its beady eye over the Young Climate Prize, London Design Medals, Patagonia, and the Chicago Architecture Biennial.

A new robot from Nike cleans and repairs worn-out shoes, but should the brand’s entry into a new area of repair be seen as a service or an installation?

To celebrate the upcoming launch of Disegno #34 our co-hosts give a behind-the-scenes view of some of the most topical pieces from the new issue.