Mandi Keighran

London

Freelance Travel and Design Writer at Freelance

freelance travel & design writer // formerly editor of Qatar Airways inflight magazine & deputy editor of Norwegian Air inflight magazine

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A Golden Thread Runs Through This Sydney Apartment Revamp

3 weeks ago | dwell.com | Mandi Keighran

View 19 PhotosAfter discovering richly veined marble in the bathrooms, Studio Prineas carried the gilt hue throughout the home’s richly textured spaces. View 19 PhotosFor architect Eva-Marie Prineas, founder of Studio Prineas, repeat clients are more than friendly faces—they represent the rare opportunity for expression that comes with deep trust and a shared vision.
A Golden Thread Runs Through This Sydney Apartment Revamp

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mandi Keighran

After discovering richly veined marble in the bathrooms, Studio Prineas carried the gilt hue throughout the home’s richly textured spaces. The kitchen features a curved wall from which the island organically extends, both with a microcement finish. The Hinterland Stools are by Australian designer Daniel Boddam.
These Textural Wall Creations Will Have You Asking “Can I Touch That?”

1 month ago | dwell.com | Mandi Keighran

View 9 PhotosIn their New Mexico studio, Submaterial turns raw materials like wool felt, cork, metal, glass, and wood into geometric works of art. View 9 PhotosPartner StorySubmaterial creates thoughtful and precisely handcrafted design pieces for modern interiors. Shop Now In a world dominated by mass production, Submaterial is rare proof that craftsmanship and scale don’t have to be at odds.
These Textural Wall Creations Will Have You Asking "Can I Touch That?"

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Mandi Keighran

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysIn their New Mexico studio, Submaterial turns raw materials like wool felt, cork, metal, glass, and wood into geometric works of art. In a world dominated by mass production, Submaterial is rare proof that craftsmanship and scale don’t have to be at odds.
Stockholm Design Week & Furniture Fair 2025

2 months ago | habitusliving.com | Mandi Keighran

At Stockholm Design Week 2025, designers challenged convention by rethinking the materials we know best – transforming the familiar into something entirely new. Running from February3rd to 9th, the week was defined by bold reinterpretations of craft, materiality and sustainability, proving that true innovation lies not just in invention, but in pushing tradition forward.
Stockholm Design Week 2025

2 months ago | indesignlive.com | Mandi Keighran

Sustainability has long been a defining feature of Scandinavian design, but at Stockholm Design Week 2025, it became the driving force behind some of the most forward-thinking innovations. Across showrooms, installations and exhibitions, designers explored circularity, responsible sourcing, and material longevity, reflecting an industry-wide shift towards more conscious design practices.
Pā Harakeke Collection for Milliken

Jan 19, 2025 | indesignlive.com | Mandi Keighran

For New Zealand designer Arnya Karaitiana, the Pā Harakeke (flax family) plant represents more than just a design motif; it serves as a powerful symbol of Whānau (family) and connection. This perspective is deeply rooted in her Māori heritage – and has provided the inspiration for the latest collection of floor coverings for Milliken, titled – Pā Harakeke.
The new Orangebox headquarters by Studio Rhonda lets the company’s products do the talking

Jan 8, 2025 | onofficemagazine.com | Mandi Keighran

In collaboration with creative design director Sebastian Wrong, Studio Rhonda has reimagined the Orangebox showroom in Clerkenwell as a vibrant, dynamic HQ. Blending bold colours, innovative collections and inclusive design, this is truly a living, functional workspaceFor more than two decades, UK furniture brand Orangebox has been synonymous with innovation and creative ambition. Now this ethos takes centre stage in the brand’s newly refurbished showroom in London’s Clerkenwell.
The Design Trends That Will Shape Our Homes in 2025

Dec 25, 2024 | dwell.com | Mandi Keighran

View 20 PhotosPerfection is passé and smart homes are out. In the new year, designers are eschewing the shiny and excessively chic in favor of spaces with a human touch. View 20 PhotosThere was a lot to love in 2024. Some designers experimented with radically vibrant palettes, while others made strides implementing sustainable materials like cork and bamboo. Another set made idiosyncratic homes in unlikely spaces, turning a church or a factory into artful sanctuaries.
Hnry - Designgroup Stapleton Elliot (DGSE)

Nov 19, 2024 | indesignlive.com | Mandi Keighran

Accounting may not be the first industry that comes to mind when thinking about fun and playfulness, but that was precisely the focus of tech-accounting company Hnry when they partnered with Designgroup Stapleton Elliot (DGSE) to create an inspiring new office in Wellington, New Zealand. Hnry had outgrown their previous offices and decided to relocate to the iconic Resmic House on Lambton Quay in Wellington’s CBD.