Caroline Roux
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Review
Milan Furniture Fair 2009: Soft options for hard times
As the full force of the recession hits, there was talk in Milan of sustainable fabrics and multi-purpose designs, but plenty of bling still lingers in the furniture showrooms
- Features
Why can’t our buildings look as good inside as out?
I last visited 30 St Mary Axe before the latest round of security hysteria, and even then the experience was more like proceeding through a small airport than a high-spec office building.