How can spatial design help sectors survive and thrive through the pandemic? It's a question we set out to find an answer to in our July/August 2020 issue.
With the travel industry upended by the COVID-19 crisis, it may seem like a strange time to address hospitality. Though, in Frame 134, we prophetically centre on remote hospitality.
We explore how workspaces can support mental heatlh, what it takes to reboot a heritage brand, the lessons from WeWork's downfall and much more in our first issue of the new decade.
We address pertinent questions about shared space, peak with Cutwork, MoMa's Ramona Bronkar Bannayan and Axel Arigato’s Max Svärdh among other industry leaders and showcase Chinese hospitality's …
The September/October issue of Frame marks a new chapter in the magazine's history, thanks to an editorial and visual redesign.
Amsterdam – The newest print issue of Frame gives the green light to a series of groundbreaking eco-tourism projects.
Amsterdam – In our newest book, available on pre-sale now, Lukas Feireiss pairs up creators, connectors and thinkers to discuss the matter of creative legacy.
AMSTERDAM – The Jul/Aug issue of Frame magazine explores how the notion of the workspace is changing as offices expand their amenities exponentially.
AMSTERDAM – Analysing the winning projects of this year’s Frame Awards, the May/June issue of Frame reports what’s happening in interior design today.
OBJECTS – In his latest book New Wave Clay, Tom Morris breaks down the liberalizing force revitalizing ceramic design.
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