Jasper Morrison on craft's resurgence in London design scene

Jasper Morrison, a British industrial designer, expressed to Dezeen that the increasing significance of craftsmanship in design, alongside a decline in commercial prospects, mirrors the atmosphere of London in the 1980s. "Designers in London are beginning to reinvent themselves," he noted. This discussion is featured in the most recent Dezeen Agenda newsletter. Additionally, the same edition highlights that the Tour Triangle skyscraper, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, has reached its maximum height in Paris, along with portable lamps created by Dutch designer Lex Pott for IKEA, and interiors designed by Maxime d'Angeac for the world's largest sailing yacht.