When ultimate relaxation is the order of the day, bustling, urban hotels simply will not do. Explore four restful retreats where the spatial concept is rooted in remote, rugged terrain.

This issue highlights the designers who use their craft to make powerful statements against systemic inequality, as our editor in chief Floor Kuitert explains.

What if traditional boundaries became invitations to connect with the landscape? Studio MK27's Canopy House forgoes hermetically sealed layouts in favour of a living, breathing integration with the ...

This week brought retail openings from Supreme and Victorinox, plus a Dior retrospective in Seoul and a Maui outpost of Nobu. Keep these retail, hospitality and shows launches on your radar.

Dubai design studio Roar developed a report on best practices for accommodating diverse brain functions in the workplace, examining how to develop truly universal and human-centric spaces beyond ...

In her Milan Diary, editor Kayla Dowling discusses innovation in lighting design and recounts her run-ins with tech-centric brands, products and experiences that articulate their complex nature ...

In this Ones to Watch Interview, Bertin discusses the role of playful design in crafting multisensorial culinary experiences.

FRAME’s editor-at-large Tracey Ingram explores the role of the future office with Robert Thiemann, cofounder and former director of FRAME and founder of spatial design consultancy Betterness.

We+ scored a hat-trick at this year’s FRAME Awards, taking home not only the prizes for Set Design of the Year and Best Use of Colour, but also the prestigious title of Designer of the Year.

Championing minimalism, efficiency and enduring design, the design of the MI-2 House is directly influenced by the context of the Québec suburb it's located in.

In this FRAME China interview, Jianan Shan and Yan Zhang, co-founders of Say Architects, speak about their self-designed community-centric office, why the most subtle expressions elicit the strongest ...