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Everything you need to know about the world of design, from furniture to fashion and craft to architecture. Expect fresh stories, new finds and designers and all the latest news from the world’s most exciting studios.

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  1. Monocle’s new ‘Design Directory’ with Peter Zumthor. Plus: Clara Krzentowski on design fair Pad London

    Our annual ‘Design Directory’ is on newsstands now. Nic Monisse and Grace Charlton discuss their highlights and why a good design story is always about the bigger picture. Plus: Clara Krzentowski on design fair Pad London. See https://omnys

  2. Establishing a sense of place with Range Rover

    What impact can a sense of place have on what we make – and how we live? Join us for a discussion examining how a sense of place can combine with cultural DNA to create everything from distinct neighbourhoods to rugged four-wheel drives. Se

  3. Exploring the essence of good art and design with Range Rover

    Live from Frieze London: We’re joined by JLR’s Nick Rolls and Collect’s fair director, TF Chan, to ask where art ends and design begins – and whether that line still matters. We discuss working between the two disciplines, collecting and ma

  4. The future of car design at the Paris Motor Show

    We tour this year’s Paris Motor Show with Chris Cermak and Chloé Nakao-Pélata. Renault Clio and Alfa Romeo’s chief designers detail the road ahead for mobility. Plus: Why EV design might finally be turning a corner. See https://omnystudio.c

  5. How to party properly and shop well with Studio Boum and Kartell

    Grace Charlton speaks with the founders of Studio Boum about design and fashion. Then: Lorenza Luti of pioneering Italian furniture brand Kartell explains why physical retail still reigns supreme. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for pri

  6. What can architecture do for fashion? Nathan Rich on his design work at The Met

    We head to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to speak with architect Nathan Rich. Then: the architecture of runways at Paris Fashion Week. Plus: how decades of war shape design thinking in Beirut. See https://omnystudio.com/listene

  7. The architecture of happiness with Omar Gandhi, Alvar Aalto and Louis Kahn

    Omar Gandhi tells Nic Monisse how a lifelong love of baseball informs the feeling that he strives to create with his practice. Then: Alvar Aalto and Louis Kahn’s design philosophy. Plus: Highlights from Monocle’s new issue. See https://omny

  8. Chaos, risk and design with Louise Liljencrantz and Christopher Dessus

    In light of Paris Design Week, we explore experimental architecture and industrial furniture. Plus: Grace Charlton joins Nic Monisse to reveal some big news. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  9. Design on display: Es Devlin of Homo Faber on how good curation brings objects to life

    The artistic director of Homo Faber, Es Devlin, discusses her goal of making objects talk to each other. Plus: in light of design events in Paris, London, Venice and Zürich, we discuss what you should look out for and why. See https://omnys

  10. Highlights from Monocle’s Quality of Life Conference and Manuel Aires Mateus on intelligent architecture

    At Monocle’s Quality of Life Conference in Lisbon, we catch up with one of Portugal’s foremost architects, Manuel Aires Mateus. Plus: highlights from the conference at the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. See https://omnystudio.com/listener

  11. Objects that change the world for the better with designer Sébastien El Idrissi

    Is the term “industrial design” frowned upon by design purists? Zürich-based Sébastien El Idrissi thinks so. He joins Nic Monisse to discuss why his goal is positive change at an industrial scale. Plus: what to look forward to at our Qualit

  12. What can designers learn from the principles of Japanese gardening?

    Niwaki founder Jake Hobson on why Japanese garden shears demonstrate the key to good design. Plus: Ferrari shocks critics. And: the joy of luxury stationery. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  13. A cut above: Allday Goods founder Hugo Worsley on reinventing the kitchen knife

    Chef-turned-CEO Hugo Worsley tells us why design-lovers are obsessed with Allday Goods’ knives. Plus: Australia’s new census puts design on the map and why your next hotel stay should be the Chesa Grischuna in Klosters. See https://omnystud

  14. Narrative design and clubbing with Pirajean Lees

    Clémence Pirajean and James Lees tell us about how narratives are essential to designing luxury interiors well. Plus: cooling off with design-thinking and the architecture of clubs. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informatio

  15. Linda Boronkay on designing for the soul. Plus: late-night kebabs get a chic makeover

    Hungarian designer Linda Boronkay on crafting hospitality interiors that ‘nourish the soul’. Then: Nic Monisse and Grace Charlton on luxury kebabs, animism and the object in their house that they would save first. See https://omnystudio.com

  16. Interior architect Alex Holloway takes inspiration from cinema and online slang

    Alex Holloway, of interior architecture studio Holloway Li, on drawing inspiration from cinema aesthetics and online slang. Plus: a review of Sicilian architecture and travel etiquette. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inform

  17. What separates luxury interiors from the rest?

    Dorothée Boissier explains Gilles and Boissier’s approach to interior design. Then: Nic Monisse and Grace Charlton give their take on “digital minimalism” and whether or not designers can help us to stay on task. See https://omnystudio.com/

  18. Henry Wilson’s philosophy of designing imperfection and Rolf Fehlbaum on the importance of friendship

    Australian designer Henry Wilson on why perfection is not something he strives for. Then: Rolf Fehlbaum of Vitra on why fun and friendship make for better work. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  19. From house to home: Fernanda Canales, Thuma’s Alec Banks and the importance of ritual with Sophie Lou Jacobsen

    Mexican architect Fernanda Canales invites us into her modern home. Then: French-American designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen and Thuma’s head of brand, Alec Banks, discuss how ritual and memory shape our relationship with home. See https://omnyst

  20. What does ‘good taste’ mean in interior design? The view from Tara Bernerd and Dan Rosen

    UK interior designer Tara Bernerd on how travel has influenced her taste. Then: Design comedian Dan Rosen on why judging others’ interior-design choices can be a good thing. Plus: Paris Fashion Week Men’s and Design Parade. See https://omny

  21. How do you revive a club as historic as Paris’s Bus Palladium?

    We hear how Studio KO turned one of Paris’s most famous nightclubs into a hotel. Then: making design more sensual with Astraeus Clarke. Plus: Nic and Grace give their takes on The Barack Obama Presidential Center. See https://omnystudio.com

  22. Does Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design now rival Milan Design Week?

    We discuss why Denmark’s biggest design event drew record numbers this year, as well as our highlights of the week. Then: how to innovate materially with Jessie French. Plus: combining emotion and logic with Space Copenhagen. See https://om

  23. Is imperfection becoming a trend? A view of the future from NYCxDesign 2026

    A NYCxDesign special featuring designers from the US and Canada. Nic Monisse speaks with Simone Ferkul about human imperfection; Ryan Twardzik about his regional design ethos; and Jared Rusten about how to make chairs rock. See https://omny

  24. Feeling over form and function: the design principles of Tola Ojuolape and Rodolfo Agrella

    London-based interior designer Tola Ojuolape discusses the sense of belonging that she strives to achieve with each new project. Then: Venezuela’s Rodolfo Agrella on the importance of “energy”. Plus: café interiors from the new issue of Mon

  25. Redesigning London’s shared cultural spaces with Jayden Ali. Plus: Reykjavík’s DesignMarch 2026

    Forward-thinking British architect Jayden Ali joins to detail his new galleries at V&A East in London. Then: unpicking Icelandic design stereotypes at DesignMarch 2026. Plus: highlights at this year’s NYCxDesign. See https://omnystudio.com/

  26. Let’s get flexible: Mark Haydon and Kim Colin on adaptability in design

    How can flexibility improve quality of life? We answer this with Fisher & Paykel and the brand’s head of industrial design, Mark Haydon. Plus: Kim Colin, co-founder of Industrial Facility, on working with technology. See https://omnystudio.

  27. Exploring Mexico City’s thriving design landscape with Tatiana Bilbao

    Nic Monisse is in Mexico to learn how design is shaping the country’s capital. Grace Charlton also joins from Paris to explore the history and future of the city’s design-thinking. Plus: Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao. See https://omnystu

  28. Modern luxury: Simone Stephens and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen on living well

    Our series with Fisher & Paykel continues as we speak to Simone Stephens, head of global D&A partnerships and principal designer at Fisher & Paykel Appliances. Plus, Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of Norm Architects on human wellbeing. See https://om

  29. Monocle Design Awards 2026 with Jean-Baptiste Anotin

    We discuss this year’s Monocle Design Awards winners and speak with one recipient, Jean-Baptiste Anotin, about the design thinking behind the sleek PP-1 turntable. See https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  30. A sense of place with Dan Witten-Hannah and Sophie Lou Jacobsen

    How is place represented in industrial design? In the first of a series produced with Fisher & Paykel, we speak to CEO Dan Witten-Hannah about identity. Plus: Sophie Lou Jacobsen on her new Milan-inspired collection. See https://omnystudio.

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