Far more than a compendium of contemporary makers, Katie Treggiden’s new book Weaving explores the practice through the lens of topics like gender, migration and the environment, and how weaving holds up a mirror (albeit it a fibrous one) to wider social and economic issues.

The Northumbria graduate chats to us about using his heritage for inspiration and the chair that won him the Belmond Award at New Designers 2018.

We go behind the scenes with designer Carolina Palombo and the Uruguayan artisans she’s collaborated with to chat about her Tutura chair for LDF show Hilos Invisibles.

Ahead of London Design Fair, we talk to Feldspar’s Jeremy Brown about Feldspar’s limited-edition collection made from clay from the duo’s Devon garden.

Faye Toogood, Sarah Myerscough and Sean Sutcliffe will judge Hole & Corner’s inaugural Cræftiga award.

At this year’s designjunction in September nine designers from Uruguay will present a snapshot of the country’s design scene at a crucial moment of growth.