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or me, it’s a year of metal experimentation!’ said the interior designer Angus Buchanan, co-founder of Buchanan Studio. ‘We have lots of stainless steel products in the pipeline and we are looking at using Corten steel on projects as wall cladding. And then of course brass always has a place many times and couldn’t be further from steel if it tried. But such was the feeling of new ideas taking hold that characterised the first Design, Directed dinner, our new series which brings together the creatives we admire most to help us set the trends for how you’re going to want to be decorating next.

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