Designboom
In 2001, Japanese brand MUJI started to collaborate with Italian artist and designer Enzo Mari and in 2002 proposed 19 pieces of furniture (which unfortunately did not go into production), followed by workshops. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
Nobody likes a pop-up notification, but when they contain information about data privacy they’re worth paying attention to. Read More
Dezeen
These stamps by Finnish studio Berry Creative feature images of birds and snow clouds that turn into skeletons and thunderstorms when heated to send a message about the consequences of climate change. Read More
Yanko Design
Look at the Morning Machine and tell me that isn’t something you would see Tim Cook unveiling, claiming it makes the “best coffee experience you’ve ever had”. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
As millions of Americans begin to head to the polls, here’s how our printed ballots have evolved. Read More
Architectural Digest
SAR Studio has carved a niche for itself by creating functional, global and understated objects that defy trends Read More
Dezeen
London architecture studio WilkinsonEyre has designed the Lille Langebro bicycle bridge as a convenient route across Copenhagen's inner harbour for cyclists and pedestrians. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
A new show at the Walker Art Center focuses less on sci-fi predictions and more on what the designs of today say about the futures we want Read More
Yanko Design
They say necessity is the mother of invention, so if there is one thing that has thrived in this quarantine period, it is medical innovations! Read More
Designboom
Participating in the third annual ‘Annecy Paysages’ landscape architecture festival, Latvian architecture firm DJA has built the wicker pavilion situated in the heart of Jardins de l’europe in Annecy, France. Read More
Forbes
At first, it’s hard to fathom how a public restroom with transparent walls could possibly help ease toilet anxiety — but a counterintuitive design by one of Japan’s most innovative architects aims to do just that. Read More
Stir
From Thonet to Dutch Design-125 years of living at the Stedelijk features over 300 objects including Dutch designer Richard Hutten’s ‘Cross’ bench and Low-res elephant stool/lamp. Read More