In the Press | February + March 2026

See what's made it into the press in the months of February and March 2026.

Explore our latest highlights in print and digital media. From iconic furniture and limited edition lighting to refined accessories and vibrant stools, all available at twentytwentyone.

1+2. Name Architects + Building Narratives
A residential project by Name Architects in Stoke Newington, photographed by Nick Dearden for Building Narratives with styling input from Nina Holden, features a selection of pieces from twentytwentyone. The Pacha Armchair and Rey Chairs complement the architectural language of the space, enhancing its material and spatial qualities.

3. The World of Interiors
Ruth Sleightholme assembles a capsule of contemporary design in this playful feature exploring future collectables. Photographed by Franck Allais, the selection includes the Momento Jug by Jaime Hayon for &Tradition, celebrated for its sculptural form and expressive simplicity.

4. The Observer Magazine
Matt Alagiah explores the enduring appeal of the humble stool, highlighting designs that introduce colour and character into everyday spaces. Featured pieces include the Massif Counter Stool by Anderssen & Voll for &Tradition alongside the Arnold Circus Stool by Richard Gamper, both offering versatile and engaging seating solutions.

5. Livingetc
Focusing on statement designs with quiet confidence, Livingetc curates a selection of pieces that strike a balance between presence and restraint. Included is the &Tradition Robin Day RFH Lounge Chair, a timeless design that brings subtle character to contemporary interiors.

6. Livingetc
Rich tobacco hues are on the rise in interiors, as highlighted by Livingetc in a space created by Nune and photographed by Ben Anders. The warm, enveloping palette evokes a sense of perpetual sunshine. Adding softness and depth, the &Tradition Little Petra Lounge Chair and Pouf in a comparable hue further elevates the room’s inviting atmosphere.

7. Elle Decoration
February’s issue of Elle Decoration features design ideas inspired by Fiona Crombie’s set design for Emerald Fennell’s Wuthering Heights, described as expressive, atmospheric, and richly layered. The feature highlights the Hotaru 10th Anniversary Edition pendant as an “easy update” that adds a vibrant pop of colour and offers a simple way to refresh interiors. Marking ten years of the Hotaru collection, British designers Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby revisit the original Hotaru Marker in this limited-edition, hand-painted shade.

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