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Algae, wool and fish skin: how Icelandic designers are meeting their moment

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By Harriet Thorpe Verified
| The Spaces Verified
The weather was a cold five Celsius earlier this month when Reykjavík’s design scene united for the DesignMarch festival (originally staged in even colder March), but the sun mostly shined all week for the 18th edition, energising the evenings until 10:30pm. Exhibitions and talks popped up in boat-building sheds and former fishing warehouses. Experiential perfumery Fischersund, founded by Jónsi of Sigur Rós, performed a ‘family reunion’ at a 1920s cinema.
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Flora Gau’s spellbinding book salon sells everything from the deviant to the divine

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By Harriet Thorpe Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
When the sun sets, Flora Gau retreats to her desk to cultivate her mythology: a lifelong practice that at some point she named Studio Nocturne. This intellectual ritual of reading, research and collecting – intrinsic to her private memories, adventures and desires – has now emerged as a physical place to visit, set across two floors of a De Beauvoir town house in London.
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Surface reading: Casalgrande Padana's Elements collection puts texture to work

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By Harriet Thorpe Verified
| Architonic
Elements by Casalgrande Padana brings together different textures in a single porcelain stoneware collection, unified by coherent colour palettes and modular formats. For a long time, texture has taken a backseat to colour. The Bauhaus promoted boldly contrasting colour fields to shape space. Colour psychology explored how chromatic choices can influence our moods, while clashing patterns woke up commuters on metros and children at schools.
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