Frame

Established in 1997 by Peter Huiberts and Robert Thiemann, Frame Publishers focuses on producing premium publications aimed at a worldwide community of creative professionals. The company boasts three international magazines that showcase art, architecture, design, and interiors, reaching audiences in 77 countries. Additionally, Frame Publishers publishes specialized books within these creative domains, making it a comprehensive resource for connecting with art buyers, architects, and designers globally. The flagship magazine, Frame, serves as an essential reference for designers and interior architects. Since its launch, it has spotlighted the most innovative interiors and introduced the esteemed Great Indoors Award in 2007. While Frame appeals to interior architects, its sister publication Mark caters to architects by providing a fresh and accessible perspective on architecture, reshaping how architectural stories are conveyed. In 2009, Elephant magazine joined the lineup, offering a modern take on art and visual culture. It prioritizes a clear visual focus on artworks, avoiding complex jargon, and has quickly attracted a diverse audience of art enthusiasts and collectors. All three magazines maintain a robust online presence at frameweb.com, drawing in over 120,000 unique visitors each month for the latest news and events. They also reach a digital readership and have licensed editions in China, Korea, and Turkey. Furthermore, Frame Publishers showcases its magazines and books at more than 30 trade fairs globally each year. With a dedicated team of 28 professionals, including Robert, Frame Publishers excels at engaging with creative audiences. Leveraging a network of freelance writers, designers, and photographers, the company provides valuable insights and expertise to organizations and manufacturers. From custom publishing to brand direction, Frame Publishers is a trusted partner for reaching top creative professionals around the world.

International, Trade/B2B

English

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#354632

United Kingdom

#120665

Heavy Industry and Engineering/Architecture

#92

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A Kengo Kuma-designed timber structure in Tokyo uplifts scent as a powerful wellness tool

Jun 4, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

In Tokyo's bustling Shibuya district, the AEAJ Green Terrace fosters mental and physical wellbeing through the power of aromatherapy, mimicking the natural tranquillity of a forest. Key featuresNestled neatly inside a glass box, a three-story structure made predominantly from locally sourced cedar and cypress wood promotes the wellbeing of its visitors through the power of aroma.
Masquespacio's designers go full maximalist to turn a former farmstead into a home-studio

Jun 4, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

The Spanish design studio’s founders Christophe Penasse and Ana Hernández transformed a classic Valencian villa into their home and studio, blending bold and colourful styles to create a space as unique as their portfolio. KEY FEATURESThe designer duo embarked on a transition from their vibrant city centre apartment in Valencia to the nearby countryside after falling in love with a two-story former farmstead.
Flexibility ensures the commercial and communal functions of this Shanghai store

May 27, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

Sò Studio designed the Shanghai store for Zuczug to feel equal parts public and private. Key featuresZuczug, a multi-brand retail space in Shanghai is divided into two main sections: Zuczug Bazaar, which tries to capture the spontaneity of an open market, and Zuczug Flat, which offers the comfort of a private apartment. Both areas feature an open and flexible design, with modular elements enabling different configurations for various events and retail setups.
Simple geometry led the renovation of this office-turned-home in Madrid

May 27, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

Spanish architecture firm Zooco Estudio maximized the plot's proportions by embracing the simplicity of its lines, curves and angles. Key featuresZooco Estudio’s redesign of a former office in Madrid yielded a compact yet airy two-storey house. A narrow entrance on the ground floor unveils a spatial arrangement guided by gentle curves that delineate the sleeping quarters.
A Tianjin confectionery shop offers an immersive experience around the art of pastry

May 24, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

All Design Studio blends Italian architecture with confectionery-inspired art inside the Bitter Sweetie dessert shop in Tianjin, creating an immersive experience that embodies the warmth of baking. KEY FEATURESAll Design Studio (ADS) envisioned a warm and whimsical transformation of a 93-sq-m space nestled in the Tianjin Italian Style Quarter, a historic enclave once belonging to Italian concessions, into the Bitter Sweetie dessert shop.
Tradition and technology come together for a lace-inspired installation in Bruges

May 23, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

Titled 'Common Thread,' an installation by New York-based architecture studio SO – IL uses a woven fabric to create what the team calls an 'intricate spatial experience in a wave-like tunnel.'Key factsSet within a passageway that connects a secluded courtyard of a 19th-century monastery with the wider city, Common Thread invites visitors to Bruges on a journey inspired by its lace-making legacy.
Festival build-ups can inspire more agile workspace design. Here's how

May 20, 2024 | frameweb.com | Riya Patel

As the notoriously slow business of workplace design strives to be more agile, examples of temporary architecture have been consistently pushing forward with innovation, experiential quality and a speedy delivery timescale. Take for example arts and music festivals like Burning Man and Coachella, which draw hundreds of thousands of visitors every year. They've become sites of architectural innovation thanks to their viral installations.
Form follows material availability at this Czech marketing agency’s renewed HQ

May 20, 2024 | frameweb.com | Tracey Ingram

Kurz Architects was tasked with finding affordable and accessible sustainable materials for the renovation of Czech Promotion’s headquarters in Prague. Key featuresAlongside facilitating movement and communication, Kurz Architects’ goal when renewing Czech Promotion’s workspace was to create an eco-conscious interior while reflecting one of the marketing agency’s philosophies: ‘to design functional solutions that maximize the desired effect at the lowest possible cost’.
A Copenhagen exhibition unites architecture and the body through immersive installation

May 20, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

3XN/GXN presents ‘Aware’ in collaboration with Copenhagen’s Danish Architecture Center, a series of installations encouraging visitors to consider the relationship between architecture and the senses. Key featuresThe Danish studio’s multi-layered exhibit takes over the landmark building designed by OMA partner Ellen van Loon, filling it with full-scale, immersive installations each with their own unique effect.
Snøhetta explores sustainable energy solutions with a mixed-use high-rise in Oslo

May 16, 2024 | frameweb.com | Kieron Marchese

Nestled in Oslo's Nydalen district, close to the Akerselva river, two distinct mixed-use towers maximize views of the surroundings while utilizing natural ventilation to minimise energy usage. Key featuresSnøhetta’s objective with Vertikal Nydalen was to establish a versatile high-rise structure with net-zero energy consumption, while being able to accommodate various functions.