Our design director Barbara Iwanicka discusses how the design of FRAME's spring issue embodies joy –in all shapes, sizes and forms – of the highest order. Down, down, down. Life often feels like a ...

Reflecting a collective need to embrace the lighter side of life in challenging times, the projects and people featured in FRAME’s spring issue (get your copy here) pay tribute to joy and unexpected ...

In her editorial for FRAME 161 (get your copy here), editor in chief, Floor Kuitert discusses the crucial role design has in protecting and promoting play in the built environment. In Haarlem, a Dutch ...

The 2010s are back, but this Barcelona jewellery shop shows we don’t have to be afraid ...

Explore our latest curation of new design-forward hotspots, from a Kyiv fashion showroom to a NYC studio's brand hub.

No longer relegated to recreation rooms or confined to the toy corner, play is becoming part of the very fabric of our domestic lives.

Hosted in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, Dior’s AW25 women’s wear show employed methods from classic theatre and opera scenography.

The Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden simultaneously restores urban biodiversity and provides much-needed green space to Shanghai residents.

Maturing beyond superficial fixtures of fun, play is being harnessed as a design tactic to promote connection in the workplace. What makes the office a fun place to be? Most would say it’s down to ...

Scenography in the age of sustainability is evolving. From biomaterials to material reuse, new approaches challenge the wasteful nature of temporary design while offering new ways to engage audiences.

Every week, we highlight the FRAME Awards submissions that have received the most attention from our readers and jury. Below are the five most-viewed projects between 14 and 21 March.

Advanced copies of Powershop 3 - our single biggest publication to date - are now available at a discounted price! The 696 page volume is filled with visionary retail interiors. Dubbed the 'retail ...