Frame 135

July/August 2020

Frame 134

The May/June issue of Frame was produced when the coronavirus was wreaking havoc in Southeast Asia, but seemed like distant thunder in the rest of the world. But by the time we went to print, the entire globe had been severely impacted. With the travel industry ostensibly upended overnight, it may seem like a strange time to address the topic. Prophetically, though, we centre on remote hospitality. How can the sector spread tourism more evenly? Suddenly, in the current era of social distancing, our take on travel has never been more relevant.

What I’ve Learned: 28 Creatives Share Career-defining Insights

Inspirational interviews with 28 world-renowned designers and architects shed light on the experiences that have influenced their lives and work.

The March/April issue of Frame explores how the modern museum is moving from conservation to activation. Instead of quietly mouldering away in the 21st century, museums are innovating to become critical voices in the wider societal conversation. How? By engaging with the major issues of today through platforms that are borderless, revitalizing and inclusive.

As several key co-living players go global and numerous innovators open up in every conceivable niche – from family collectives to senior communities – Frame’s Nov/Dec issue takes another look at the form of urban organization that trades personal space for common amenities. The cofounders of Amsterdam- and Paris-based Cutwork discuss what’s missing in today’s shared spaces. Consultant Matt Lesniak suggests how co-living can become more conscious – and highlights five companies making the right moves. Three forward-facing concepts look to rectify some of co-living’s current issues, such as community, individuality and ownership.

Frame magazine is the world’s leading interior-design publication. The bimonthly magazine is filled with inspiring projects and stunning photography from all sectors of the international interiors industry. Since 1997, Frame has remained faithful to its vision: putting interior design on the map as a creative profession that’s on a par with product design and architecture.

The May/June 2019 issue of Frame magazine reports on the human-centric focus of interior design, and how tech is transforming live music.

Sprache: Englisch

The July/August issue of Frame delves into how hotels have become the ultimate touchpoint for businesses looking to truly immerse their customers in their brand world.

The September/October issue of Frame marks a new chapter in the magazine’s history. At a time when the design industry is evermore beholden to the power of the glossy image – be that in print, on web or via your preferred social platform – we’ve decided that it’s vital that our publication strives not only to show you what’s popular, but also to tell you why.