COVID-19 has hit London hard. Its design community, from indie fashion designers to global design brands, will continue to feel its effects for the foreseeable future. For London-based Michael Anastassiades, the stay-at-home guidance from the UK government has prompted more planned interactions with his team and a revival of his yoga practice.
COVID-19 has hit London hard. Its design community, from indie fashion designers to global design brands, will continue to feel its effects for the foreseeable future. For London-based Michael Anastassiades, the stay-at-home guidance from the UK government has prompted more planned interactions with his team and a revival of his yoga practice.
The rise of coronavirus means a growing number of people are required to work remotely from their homes. We have selected eight inspiring home offices, including one that’s lined entirely with plywood and another that’s hidden inside an artichoke-shaped room.
The rise of coronavirus means a growing number of people are required to work remotely from their homes. We have selected eight inspiring home offices, including one that’s lined entirely with plywood and another that’s hidden inside an artichoke-shaped room.
New York architecture studio Worrell Yeung has brought new life to a former artist’s studio in the city, stripping paint off wood pillars and adding a large kitchen island.
Located in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighbourhood, the project is a two-bedroom apartment that spans half of a floor in an early 20th-century building.
New York architecture studio Worrell Yeung has brought new life to a former artist’s studio in the city, stripping paint off wood pillars and adding a large kitchen island.
Located in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighbourhood, the project is a two-bedroom apartment that spans half of a floor in an early 20th-century building.
