Architect Charlotte Perriand is celebrated in major Paris exhibition

Home Front: Supersoft throws will see you through the transition from autumn to winter

Interior designer on avoiding trends and the future of sustainable furniture

A classic west of Ireland landscape by Paul Henry is one of two paintings with diplomatic provenances to be auctioned this month

Artworks selected from more than 500 works at the RHA Annual Exhibition

Demand for statement pieces should be met by eclectic mix of mid-century furniture

Riba’s Woman Architect of the Year prize just the latest big award for Irishwoman

Josepha Madigan suggests permanent exhibition on women’s role in Irish history

We propose sites for new street names, sculptures for International Women’s Day

St Brendan’s school in Birr has won a Getty Foundation preservation-study grant

From Augustus Pugin to French postcards, a guide to lectures taking place this autumn

Eileen Gray and Eilís O’Connell in an artistic dialogue across a century at villa E1027

‘Furniture’, Sonya Kelly’s new play for Druid, is a wickedly smart relationship comedy

Ocean liners were showcases of style, produced by some of the great artists of the age

Opening next week, Limerick’s 38th EVA International takes as its starting point the nation-building construction of the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric power station

The 16th Venice exhibition, curated by Grafton Architects, will highlight the humanity of Irish market towns

PJ Mara’s desk and bronze statue of Brendan Behan in Adams’ Blackrock auction

The Irish are known for many things, but perhaps not for splitting the atom and curing leprosy. We set the record straight

National Museum says Gray was ‘one of the most influential 20th century designers’

Pioneering talent remembered in magical moment almost 40 years after her death

‘Composing the Island’ celebrates 100 years of music by Irish composers, written between 1916 and 2016. What do composers think about Irish music now?

A genre-shifting affair reveals Gray’s intellectual prowess and human failings

‘The less you put in a space, the easier and more pleasure you will get from it’

Modernist houses have long been favoured backdrops for Hollywood baddies

This six-bedroom period home on 4.3 acres has been run as a guesthouse

Suede, a new work inspired by Eileen Gray and US model Cameron Russell are also on the July arts festival bill

Female architects were few and far between until Zaha Hadid, Eileen Gray and Ray Eames blazed a trail

The Irish architect, who has worked in Paris, now operates out of her own office in Bologna, Italy

‘In a country with a lot of barrier-breaking to be done for women, a female narrative is a welcome one’

‘I source, restore, market and sell items from Ireland and abroad and the hunt is always the best part’

Graphic designer Oonagh Young set up her gallery in Dublin’s Monto district in 2008, mortgaging her home to establish the contemporary space, where she shows work by Irish and international artists

Simon Paul and Sara Murphy are taking inspiration from the works of Eileen Gray

The influence of Japan on our design culture is deep and pervasive, so what is it that has so enraptured some of our most creative artists and makers?

The fastest-growing segment of Irish design is in the relatively new field of ‘User eXperience’ (UX)

The Coombe-based arts group’s periodical is a valuable exercise; and George Bolster takes on the delicate subject of depression

Irishwoman Angela Brady, the former president of Royal Institute of British Architects, reveals what inspires her

13th festival is last to have Jameson, which has supported event since its inception in 2003, as title sponsor

Ciaran McGuigan, a former e-commerce businessman, film-maker and professional footballer at Drogheda United, is creating a US platform for his family furniture business

Kenneth Branagh, Julie Andrews and Russell Crowe lined up as part of festival bill

A year of Yeats. The return of the Gathering. The zaniness of TedFest. The muckiness of the National Ploughing Championships. The musical magic of Electric Picnic. The spectacular scenery of Earagail Arts Festival. And much more. Consider yourself told