Living Design
Living Design is a Swedish-based international interior design company with an unparalleled reputation across Europe in the industry that thrives on perfection. Since its establishment in 1984, Living Design has consistently honed the skills of the best design talents available from across Europe to provide its clients with a service that is second to none.
By providing such customized services for clients and endlessly seeking a progressive approach to design, the company offers a wide range of innovative and creative services. It forges positive relationships and brings together art, architecture and interior design.
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![Our final issue of 2026 is out now - 'Point of View'
Design is inherently shaped by perspective – where we come from, how we see the world and the stories we carry. As technology and AI continue to loom over the industry, issue 63 of SPACE explores the bond between craft and creator, and how design builds rich, layered histories of people and place.
Inside, Studio Sixty7’s Jose Rivero Gallardo returns to his native Venezuela, ROAM’s Mary Alice Palmer chooses sentiment over spectacle, and PuLi Group’s new CEO Dean Winter explains why luxury is now about character, not scale.
Our spotlight on the latest SPACES includes projects from Munich to Rome, Marrakech, Chianti, Vienna and London's Canary Wharf.
Plus, we reveal Hotel Designs' Brit List 2026 winners, fresh from the awards ceremony last night at London's Ministry of Sound.
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