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  • Nutcracker by Rumms: power, play and sensitivity

    Not only cracking all nuts with impact and subtlety but embodying an innate playfulness that makes it a special feature at any table – Germany-based Rumms crafts an eclectic forged steel ‘Nutcracker’. Brilliantly combining substantial craftsmanship with progressive design to bring the concept of material culture and its natural charm into the lives of people –

  • Jellyfish by Fabio Verdelli Milano is no ordinary pushpin

    Jellyfish is the first product of Fabio Verdelli Milano, the spin off brand of the namesake Design Studio. A Kickstarter campaign tells all about it. And tells a lot about Fabio Verdelli’s work and values too.There’s an untold rule in the design world: never try to become an entrepreneur.Of course, there are many designers who

  • The new Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion by LMN Architects

    The Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion intends to incorporate a program, motivated by the purpose of…

  • The Float Lamp fits on top of glass bottles

    Designed for different uses including table, floor, suspension and wall options, the Float lamp concept was inspired by traditional Italian table decorations in which candles are placed inside the rims of empty bottles to create a romantic ambience.© Float lamp by Mario Alessiani for Axolight – Sketches© Float lamp by Mario Alessiani for Axolight –

  • Completing a family home with an angled roof in Vietnam

    Vietnamese architecture firm, MIA Design Studio, has completed a family home with an angled roof…

  • Butler basin: a ceramic body with wooden hands

    This Butler basin was designed by Flavio Scalzo, founder of the DiciannoveDieciDesign studio, working with the concept to transform traditional materials with technology, creating a new language, feelings, and sensations.A freestanding washbasin “a faithful butler” of the purest form combines ease of use, functionality, and poetry, it is not limited to its mere use of

  • Soft Serve Lamp is inspired by ice cream

    Inspired by ice cream and beautifully 3D-printed from biodegradable plastic in Stockholm – Crème Atelier sustainably crafts ‘Soft Serve Lamp’, adding the right touch of uniqueness to one’s interiors with its swirly shapes, warm light and soufflé-like aesthetic. Characterized by a perfect balance of elegance and playfulness – “Crème Atelier came to life through our common

  • Entre-Deux seamlessly allows extreme configurability

    Not an element of separation but of direct connection between rooms, Albed introduces ‘Entre-Deux’ – an extraordinary door system crafted by Alfonso Femia that enhances passages with a precious frame in metal, wood or natural stone.Engineered by applying a versatile modular approach – it seamlessly allows extreme configurability.Customizable and a decorative architectural furniture element intended

  • Greenery: a piece of art that brings you closer to nature

    Inspired by dynamic patterns of symmetry found in the structures of nature, Philippines-based Herschel Shapiro crafts ‘Greenery’ – a contemporary 3D printed wall sculpture fabricated from eco-friendly plastic. “Undeniably my favorite art media, 3D printing combines both – the expressiveness and precision required to meld natural curves with sharp mathematical lines” says Shapiro.A captivating addition to

  • Und Messing by Volker Haug

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting.A new series of lighting exploring various expressions of brass: und Messing (‘and brass’) by the Australian Volker Haug.The series represents an accumulation of ideas collected over the last two years, disparate designs, sharing a material and a common sentiment. Each individual piece reveals the hand

  • Hidden Objects: why are smart gadgets so obvious?

    Why should smart gadgets be so obvious?SF-SO’s Hidden Objects propose ways in which everyday items can be naturally hidden and blend in with the surrounding environment. “Companies desire to make newly released products stand out [is leading] to unnecessary decorations and shapes during design,” says SF-SO. “In the end, this is also the reason why people

  • Bug Factory: the future of sustainable pet feed

    The Bug Factory manufactures eco-growing pods designed for people’s homes that harness insect power to recycle food waste and convert it into pet food and plant fertilizer. The pods are manufactured from recycled British fridge and freezers and aim to empower consumers to create their own affordable, sustainable and continuous source of animal feed while

  • Create cultural and commercial centers in the Metaverse

    World-leading architects Grimshaw, HWKN, Farshid Moussavi and WHY have created centers of virtual culture and…

  • The world’s largest urban solar farm unveiled to Rome

    Rome could host the “world’s largest urban solar farm” as a result of its bid…