2019 is proving to be a busy year for Amron Architectural. Experts in the supply of metal mesh here in... Read More >
The last couple of years have born witness to a seemingly unprecedented rise in the use of the speckle within... Read More >
Our material of choice for this month has been water and whilst it’s influence upon design might not be obvious,... Read More >
Shortly after Katie Gillies graduated from Leeds College of Art with her Printed Textiles and Surface Pattern Design degree in... Read More >
Whilst New Designers celebrates those who have very recently graduated from their creative degree course, the show also houses One... Read More >
With students making the leap up to the level of Graduate across the country, June is always a prosperous time... Read More >
Were you to ask Russell Whitehead and Jordan Cluroe where they might be in 15 years time back in the... Read More >
Now in it’s 51st edition, NeoCon is still fresh in the mind, especially for some of our partaking BCFA members... Read More >
A growing awareness of design’s potential in helping to improve our overall wellbeing and state of mind via the spaces... Read More >
As the days get longer and brighter and nature pops back into life, bringing with it some welcome colour and... Read More >
Whilst we may have lost a large proportion of the manufacturing that made the UK one of the world’s textile... Read More >
The colours and materials we use to bring projects and products to life are increasingly seen as integral components of... Read More >
A love for materials and keen interest in contemporary technologies has led Laura Perryman along an interesting and fairly unique... Read More >
Having ushered in another new year with a collective desire for new dawns, fresh beginnings and positive change perhaps stronger... Read More >
As my short material essays have detailed over the course of the year, there have been multiple ‘material ages;’ large... Read More >