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We explore a printing archive in London that dates back to the 19th century and visit an award-winning type foundry. Plus: a project showcasing Portugual's women graphic designers.

We explore the archives at London’s St Bride Foundation and look at how this 19th-century organisation remains important today.

Lucas Sharp and Chantra Malee of Sharp Type tell us more about the digital type foundry and its ambition to create a superfamily of global scripts.

Founded by London-based Portuguese designer and researcher Isabel Duarte, Errata showcases the wealth of brilliant graphic design work by women in her home country.

A review of design, architecture and craft.

Tuesday 21 June at 20:00 UK time

A review of design, architecture and craft.

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We head to an exhibition that focuses on the table, looking at what this utilitarian item can and should be.

From design dynasties to immersive experiences and street-side showrooms, we explore some of the best of Salone del Mobile 2022.

We check in with Swiss-born, US-based industrial designer Yves Béhar of Fuseprojects to learn about his plans at Salone del Mobile and find out about designing on the cutting edge of technology.

The design world’s biggest event, Salone del Mobile, is here. We kick off our coverage with a roundtable in Milan on the importance of the event. Plus: we visit an exhibition by Swiss foundation Pro Helvetia and learn about…

We explore Riba’s exhibition on the power relations embedded within the layout of our domestic spaces, meeting collaborators of the project architect Charles Holland and visual artist Di Mainstone.

We get hospitable with British interior designer Tara Bernerd and drop into the office of multidisciplinary designer Tom Dixon. Plus: we pay a visit to a new dining hall at the University of Cambridge by architects Feilden…

An historic village in southern Finland plays host to one of the country’s most anticipated design events this summer

We look at how the design scene in Ukraine has responded to Russia’s invasion. We find out how the Architecture Council of Europe is supporting the nation’s designers and meet an architectural institution that’s opted to…

Mary Holland takes us on a tour of exhibitors at the 10th edition of New York City’s flagship annual design festival.

We take a trip underground to explore the design of London’s new Elizabeth Line and celebrate 120 years of Berlin’s U-Bahn. Plus: how to design the perfect underground transport map.

We meet award-winning British stone carver Zoë Wilson to discuss pattern, material and her rather unique craft.

We explore a printing archive in London that dates back to the 19th century and visit an award-winning type foundry. Plus: a project showcasing Portugual's women graphic designers.

We head to the Porto atelier of contemporary menswear label Ernest W Baker to learn how it combines classic tailoring with modern influences.

We hear how Beijing-based practice Open is leading the way in terms of cultural architecture in China and reflect on fascinating collaborations between architects and sculptors in mid-20th-century America. Plus: a new…

Monocle’s Alexei Korolyov reports from southeastern Hungary, where the traditional craft of weaving using cattail plants is making a comeback.

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