Frame

Frame is a bi-monthly magazine dedicated to the design of interiors and products. It offers a stunning, global selection of shops, hospitality venues, workplaces, exhibitions and residences on more than 224 pages. Well-written articles accompanied by a wealth of high-quality photographs, sketches and drawings make the magazine an indispensable source of inspiration for designers as well as for all those involved in other creative disciplines.

Frame

Goodbye beauty, hello waste

SUBMIT YOUR SPACE PRODUCT STUDIO

India Mahdavi

Elena Salmistraro

Fumihiko Sano Studio

Adidas

‘Design for a circular economy’ • Member of the FRAME Awards 2022 April jury and grand jury Victoria Stiles is a retail design manager who manages assets nationally at Australian property group Mirvac. The real estate developer manages over €16 billion of assets and oversees a €19-billion development pipeline, contributing significantly to Australia’s major cities. Stiles works on maximizing the value proposition of assets while being a ‘huge advocate’ for a sustainable approach to retail design.

Kolon Sport Sotsot Rebirth JO NAGASAKA/SCHEMATA ARCHITECTS

(So)What VARIOUS ASSOCIATES

Fatface Coffee BAICAI

Ginza Ecological Map SHISEIDO CREATIVE AND HAKUTEN

SHOWING THE WAY • Leolux’s future-focused showroom makes visiting about much more than just furniture.

‘A hotel is no longer a hotel’ • Larry Traxler is the senior vice president of Hilton Hotels and Resorts’ global design services. Not only is Hilton a household name in hospitality, but it’s a legacy brand. Drawing on this century-long history and 13 years in his current role, as well as previous positions with Hyatt Hotels and Ian Schrager, Traxler highlights how hotels – once places with clear-cut segments, spaces and services – are adapting to changing customer needs.

Yijian Café GOLUCCI INTERIOR ARCHITECTS

Hiba Restaurant PITSOU KEDEM ARCHITECTS

The Tree & Villa Erhai Lake FUSION DESIGN SHENZHEN

Valle San Nicolás SORDO MADALENO

One Third Yoga BOUNDARY SPACE DESIGN

‘The workplace has become more nuanced’ • Canadian Philippe Paré has spent 18 years with Gensler and earned a reputation among clients and peers for creating inspiring workspaces that foster interaction and excitement. Will those aspects still be crucial in tomorrow’s offices? And with the rise of remote working, how can organizations navigate the HQ’s shifting role? The principal and managing director at Gensler France shares his thoughts.

The Generator Building MOREYSMITH

Floating Office Rotterdam POWERHOUSE COMPANY

Tohoku Lab TAKT PROJECT

‘Understand what it means to be human’ • Technology’s intertwinement with daily life raises questions for exhibition designers, including how and whether to embrace new media, and if our safety will be compromised. To find out more, we sat down with Natasha Greenhalgh – cofounder of Nxt Museum, the Netherlands’ first space dedicated entirely to new media art, and jury member at the 2022 FRAME Awards – who believes the future of exhibition design is critically digital, experimentally collaborative and, above all, utopian.

HCH Showroom – Shanghai Fashion Week F.O.G. ARCHITECTURE

Sound Design Festival Hamamatsu TAKT PROJECT

Fragrance with Lotus Flowers NAKAMURA KAZUNOBU DESIGN-WORKS

‘Shift and pivot, rather than reinvent’ • One of the few FRAME Awards jury members who isn’t working at the coalface of the design industry, university educator and Vitra Design Museum curator Viviane Stappmanns has what she calls an ‘outsider’s perspective’ on design. Particularly interested in issues surrounding social sustainability in the practice of interior design, she hopes the...