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Swedish artist Katarina Löfström transforms sound and material into immersive experiences. In her most recent exhibition, Loops and Lamentations at gallery Andréhn-Schiptjenko in Stockholm, she reinterprets Karin Larsson’s The Four Elements through abstraction with music and motion. The installation includes a floor work created with Bolon’s Riff collection, weaving together art and design. In this conversation, Katarina Löfström shares her thoughts on identity and the beauty of collaboration.

Henning Figge, President of Haworth International, believes that we have seen the end of global design mega-trends – and in his eyes, that is good news for workplaces. He says: ‘design has become more local, has become more reflective of ethnicity, of culture and that's very nice to see.’ As a result, the wide portfolio of brands such as Capellini, Casino and BuzziSpace which comprise the Haworth Group are a useful tool for architects and investors who want to create their perfect workspace. We invite you to watch an interview with Henning Figge.

XVI Conservator-Architectural Conference “Re-composition. A chance for contemporary cities. Architecture, Ecology, Revitalization” has taken place in SARP headquarters in Warsaw. It included presentations on many exceptional commercial and public investments. Muuto was one of the partners of the Conference.

We cordially invite you the Conference “Re-composition. A chance for contemporary cities. Architecture, Ecology, Revitalization”. The Conference will be organized by The National Institute of Architecture and Urban Planning, the Union of Polish Architects (SARP) and Trygon Agency. Among the partners of the Conference are Muuto, Framery. And Marro. The event will take place on November 20 and 21 in the SARP headquarters on street Foksal 2 in Warsaw.

Famous dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov visited Warsaw to support Teal House, a project by our friend – a distinguished Polish/Russian director Ivan Vyrypaev.

Haworth is introducing a collective of talented designers and artists, focused on looking beyond the office furniture industry for new ideas.

The past year brought about extensive change for everyone around the world. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve experienced adaptations in how we work, live, and play; changes in attitudes regarding what really matters; and a shift in our appreciation of nature, our relationships with one another, and what it means to work and be part of a team.