Esther N McCarthy casts her eye over a selection of groovy products for your home.

Kya deLongchamps celebrates the enigma and variations of one of the UK’s most celebrated industrial designers — Israeli-born Ron Arad.

Wandering  the DIY aisles, we are spectacularly brave. When it comes to choosing taps - we’re downright dare devils. 

The furniture and fittings on display at London Design Festival are so exquisite that it’s best to not bring too much money, unless you plan a specific purchase. Oh, and wear comfortable shoes.

If you’re wondering about that repetitive piercing squeal audible from some distant south Dublin suburb — relax — it’s simply the nails of rain-soaked Arne Jacobsen fans clawing at the front windows of ‘Lost Weekend’ in Dun Laoghaire.

The achievement of an unqualified architect, Charles Eames (1907-1978) and his remarkable wife Ray (1912-1988) — the Eames’ collection holds a unique place in the history of art and design.

350 lots include Le Brocquy and de Bardyere works, Des O’Sullivan reports.

Opting for a simple look in furniture does not mean everything has to be about sharp angles, writes Carol O’Callaghan.

THE annual London Design Festival opened this week, and if there’s a place to feed your tortured design soul this is the place to go.

Who would have thought that one of the first people to design and make tubular steel furniture would be Irish — and a woman?

Fifty years ago, Christine Keeler and John Profumo brought down a government and changed a nation forever. Clive Irving on the scandal that rocked Britain

BOOKS make fantastic Christmas gifts, as once you have a fair idea of your recipient’s area of interest, it really shows that you’ve paid attention, that you genuinely care.

Scandinavian design, perkily dubbed ‘Scandi-chic’, has evolved over the last 75 years.