As part of the London Design Festival, twentytwentyone brings together new and existing works from Maruni, Nikari, Ozeki & Co. and Woodnotes.

Featuring works by Alvar Aalto, Barber Osgerby, Claesson Koivisto Rune, Naoto Fukasawa, Cecilie Manz, Rudi Merz, Jasper Morrison, Joanna Laajisto, John Pawson, Ritva Puotila and Kari Virtanen.

We caught up with three of NINE's London-based designers, Tom Butterfield, Alexandra Gerber and John Tree, in conversation with Sam Stotesworthy as they interviewed each other about their design process, development and experiences working with a completely new brand.

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The Director of Architecture for London, Ben Ridley, has transformed his Edwardian terrace in Muswell Hill, north London, into a contemporary, low energy home with the highest Passivhaus levels.

twentytwentyone have worked with architects Coppin Dockray to renovate the modernist Ahm House, built by Danish architect Jørn Utzon in 1961. The home was created for friend Povl Ahm, with whom he also worked at Ove Arup & Partners on projects including the Sydney Opera House. 

twentytwentyone worked with The Modern House and Alma + Midori to furnish the Stables at Great Barn Farm in picturesque north Norfolk, suppling a range of iconic 20th-century designs.

Radar Station is built on the site of two pre-fabricated sheds and aims to preserve the original forms while ensuring a connection between the buildings original use and the vernacular architecture.