Shaking off common stereotypes, Dubai Design Week enlivens this desert city with over a dozen site-specific installations – everything from digital immersion to deeply ingrained artisanal-commentary. With… Read more

In her material research and collection of wearable glass, designer Anne Büscher pushes the boundaries of glass as a material.

In a collection of furniture, designer Alex Cashmore forms structures and joints by swelling MDF with water and combining it with with metal sheets.

For Kjetil Trædahl Thorsen, one of the founders of the Norwegian architecture firm Snøhetta, high quality of everyday environments is a way to create awareness, trust and caring for the spaces and built environments.

Continuing its curatorial focus on the fertile middle ground between art and design, New York’s Museum of Arts and Design collaborates with 21st Century Museum… Read more

Rotterdam-based Atelier Robotiq shapes lightweight lamps with an industrial robot.

Czech glassworks and lighting expert Brokis debuts Night Birds by Boris Klimek at Designblok Prague (22 – 27 October) and at Neue Räume Zurich (18 – 22… Read more

Kyoto Culture Association and Canon support traditional Japanese craftsmanship through Tsuzuri Project. In the project, cultural properties are photographed, printed and finished with traditional crafts,… Read more

As part of Hansgrohe‘s Axor line, Nendo chief designer Oki Sato conceives the Lamp Shower – a solid-brass and chrome finish shower-head devised with Axor’s Waterdream… Read more

Transcendence seems to be key when describing art design-forerunner Wendell Castle‘s iconic sculptural furniture but perhaps also in the blending of past and present – the… Read more

Upcycling leftovers from Dutch textile mainstay Vlisco – wax-coated textiles popular in central and west Africa – Design Academy Eindhoven graduate and Keep an Eye Grant winner Simone… Read more

Mounted as part of this week’s Dutch Design Week, Nacho Inside Out is a unique photo series capturing the inner-workings of one of Eindhoven’ most… Read more