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Design

A digital football coach for aspiring athletes

UK – Design agency Layer has collaborated with Catapult Sports to create a fitness tracking wearable dedicated to amateur football players.

Installation by Max Fraser at Design Undefined
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Retail

Clerkenwell Design Week 2016: Radical Displays

London – Installations and events at concept store Clerkenwell London celebrate the subversive qualities of contemporary design.

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Retail

Clerkenwell Design Week 2016: Top Five Not To Be Missed

This year Clerkenwell Design Week is being re-invented as a more cross-disciplinary and experiential event. LS:N Global profiles our top five destinations not to be missed during the 2016 festival.

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Technology

Benjamin Hubert: Design’s New Priorities

The designer known for his interiors explains why rebranding his studio Layer to focus on human-centric solutions feels right for our time.

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Luxury

Maison et Objet S/S 2013 : Top five not to be missed

The first Maison et Objet of 2013 promises to be another inspiring and eclectic show.

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Design

Sheer delight: A new kind of lighting material

Sheer delight: A new kind of lighting material

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Design

London Design Festival Review

The 2011 London Design Festival has drawn to a close, designers have packed up their wares and departed, leaving in their wake a new set of cultural and design trends.

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Design

Seat of nature: Furniture without compromise

Seat of nature: Furniture without compromise

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Luxury

Soft Reduction

LS:N Global has previously reported on the rise of simplicity in The New Sobriety and Super Minimalism, a response to consumers cutting back and re-assessing their spending habits. We covered the Emotional Home in 2010 and we see no signs of the trend disappearing. We believe it will gather momentum.