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Tom gives his thoughts on his new collection, the problems with the furniture business, and the benefits of the global recession
via Metropolis Magazine / Video shot and edited by Eve Dilworth / Interview and text by Mason Currey.

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Tom gives his thoughts on his new collection, the problems with the furniture business, and the benefits of the global recession
via Metropolis Magazine / Video shot and edited by Eve Dilworth / Interview and text by Mason Currey.

A group of editors from varying global design magazines voted this weekend for their favorite…
For the New York ICFF, 2011 De Padova hosted a special event, featuring the new…
Opened earlier this month to coincide with the city’s NYC x Design festival, the new Tom Dixon Soho / Manhattan outpost forms the “USA East Coast hub” for the brand, complimenting the existing store in Los Angeles.
The late 19th century showroom at 25 Greene Street, Soho, New York now showcases Tom Dixon’s rapidly expanding catalogue of lighting, furniture and home accessories in a generous 625 sqm twin floor retail store setting
Tom Dixon presented a resolved and varied collection of lighting and furniture where the manufacturing processes…
From May 18 to July 31, 2011, the Bard Graduate Center presents “Knoll Textiles, 1945 –…
Best way to get around the narrow streets and hidden laneways in Milan – is…
Timeless Future is a sole exhibition of work over the decades, which the Japanese designer…
Tom Dixon is still on a mission to design, illuminate and furnish the future with innovative lighting, furniture and accessories of longevity, simplicity and a materiality inspired by Britain’s unique heritage.
For 2014 his theme was based upon the archetypical British members’ club which he reworked into a contemporary version – a modern day home-away-from-home, a plush and cultured haven where pleasure and work collide..
During Milan Design Week, Fabbrica Orobia – new Paola Lenti location – became a laboratory where material and textiles researches never ends.
San Patrignano, is the largest residential treatment center in Europe, and it is home to…
This WORK IN PROGRESS exhibition of architecture consists entirely of new installations by seven groups of Japanese architects, representing a variety of ages and styles.
Coinciding with the arrival of Spring, the Bloom lamp – designed by Patrick Jouin…

