In this Report Recap, we cover MoreySmith’s Workplace 3.0 sharing its observations on the evolution of the workspace, and how to design for an unpredictable future ...

Last night, hundreds of innovative designers, jury members, visionary clients and trailblazing brands from around the world gathered in B. Amsterdam to celebrate the world’s leading spatial designers ...

Museums were originally built for the solitary visitor; a new generation of European institutions is designing for everyone else.

In the aftermath of design’s biggest industry event, editor in chief Floor Kuitert argues that big brands choosing spectacle over purpose are squandering more than budget.

Received wisdom, and newspaper columnists, would have you believe that we’re currently experiencing a revolution in the way we consume art and artefacts online. The British Museum, frequently the ...

Grounded in Mexico's rich artisanal heritage, Mestiz Studio thrives at the intersection of tradition and innovation, function and folklore fantasy. In this Ones to Watch interview, founder Daniel ...

Frameweb Despite a luxury market that’s largely contracting, fragrance is booming. The spaces being built around it now reflect exactly what makes it irreplaceable. In the early 2000s, th ...

Regeneration, realism and ethos: three forces in hospitality transform experiences into acts of care for guests, communities and the planet. Here’s what it means for travel going forward.

This year’s FRAME Awards nominees showcase the best projects in interior design – here's the 2025 shortlist. As the FRAME Awards 2025 season draws to a close, we announce the highest scoring projects ...

Exhibition design has always been temporary by nature, but a slew of designers are thinking outside the trade stand and after the fair.

FRAME’s editor in chief Floor Kuitert explores the latest developments and innovations in the hospitality sector with Kristofer Thomas – a writer, editor and presenter specializing in design, ...

Sound has always been part of the frenetic experience of Milan Design Week. The hum of crowds, designers presenting their work. But a handful of presentations this year are doing something more ...