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  • Beyond Space: mixing spaces and buildings

    A one-of-a-kind Amsterdam-based design studio – Beyond Space was founded by Remi Versteeg and Stijn de Weerd with Esther Bentvelsen joining them as the third partner. Focused on creating eclectic spaces – this agency brilliantly helps shape spatial identity for brands, institutes and individuals.“With a firm belief that architectural thinking applies well beyond matters of space

  • Buit: a dialogue between craft and technology

    Brilliantly designed by Mayice Studio for a furniture brand, Gandia Blasco – ‘Buit’ is a minimalistic ultralight outdoor modular collection. A multi-disciplinary studio – Mayice has its headquarters in Madrid founded by architects Marta Alonso Yebra and Imanol Calderón Elósegui in 2014.© Mayice Studio“Mayice Studio and Gandia Blasco have both been interested in using quality materials

  • OBJ-01: based on the purity of raw materials

    Valencian designer Manu Bañó beautifully crafts ‘OBJ-01’ – an extraordinary metal table lamp part of an open collection of simple products based on the purity of raw materials, industrial processes and gestures that cause a specific function.Manu Bañó is co-founder of the design studio EWE and Associate of the renowned furniture, interior design and architecture

  • Lighting in interior design and its importance

    It is difficult to find an interior design project without a lighting designer, sometimes the…

  • BD-1: interactive bluetooth earbuds

    Reflecting the needs of leisure users, Korea-based industrial designer Haechan Ryu innovatively fabricates ‘BD-1’ – bluetooth earbuds brilliantly inspired by the style of the synthesizer OP-1 Field, a flagship model by Teenage Engineering. The OP-1 is an all-in-one portablesynthesizer, sampler and controller, with additional features like a built-in fm radio and an assignable g-force sensor for motion

  • PEN: a fun and minimalistic way to store data

    Industrial design studio BIG-GAME based in Lausanne, Switzerland skillfully crafts ‘PEN’ for Hong Kong brand Praxis – a one-of-a-kind minimalistic USB memory stick that feels at home on a desk, in a pencil case or in a pocket. Brilliantly founded by Augustin Scott de Martinville, Elric Petit and Grégoire Jeanmonod, crafting an innovative mèlange of products

  • Radio Desk: a multifunctional radio

    Specializing in electronic products and innovative ways of data based user interactions, Berlin-based industrial designer David Knop presents ‘Radio Desk’ – a conceptual design featuring a quick sketch to research proportions, surface materials and behavior between physical movement and visual feedback. Knop is a co-founder of Instruments of Things – an extraordinary startup brilliantly specializing in

  • Bored Buds: an upgrade to your everyday earbuds

    Harmoniously blending function with style and imagination as well as focusing on fabricating objects that are anything but boring, Bored Eye innovatively presents ‘Bored Buds’ – one-of-a-kind earbuds seamlessly embodying an intuitive design with gesture sensitive controls.Brilliantly founded by industrial product designer Liam de la Bedoyere – Bored Eye is a design studio based in

  • Design Education Awards 2023

    The Design Educates 2023 Awards were recently announced by the Laka Foundation. It is a…

  • Building a boutique hotel featuring 3D cutting

    LQS Architects has built a boutique hotel with 3D sculptural effects in Maoyang Town on…

  • Completing a vibrant skyscraper in Singapore

    Danish firm BIG and Italian-Italian architecture firm CRA- Carlo Ratti Associati have completed construction of…

  • The best ways interior design contributes to society

    The job of an interior design firm must combine a myriad of expectations, to achieve…

  • Chau: a wireless charger the size of a pop socket

    Based in Seoul, Seo Youngeun brilliantly designs ‘Chau’ – a conceptual modular charger featuring a charging dock station and wireless charger which is the size of a pop socket, letting one charge on the go without the bulk of portable charging packs.“Chau means “see you soon” in Spanish and it’s a wireless charger that can

  • The importance of interior design and its role in society

    The importance of interior design and its role in society, Good interior design helps build…

  • Office interior designs with carved colored cylinders

    Office interior designs with carved colored cylinders, The office interiors are designed by the London-based…

  • Reasons to hire an interior designer for your home

    The decision to hire an interior designer to decorate your home is a smart one,…

  • Marmomac Exhibition for Building Materials Marble and Granite

    Marmomac is the world’s most important exhibition dedicated to the entire stone production chain, from…

  • Classic style for elegant bathrooms

    Classic does not mean the old thing; it is the exact opposite, where the value…

  • Interior design and its basic principles

    If you walk into a well-designed room, you can feel how cohesive everything looks. You…

  • Cersaie Ceramics and Design Exhibition in Bologna Italy

    The Cersaie Fair for Ceramics and Design is held in Italy, according to the latest…

  • A Metaverse design studio to help design brands

    Once a niche concept reserved for tech enthusiasts and their novel predictions of the future, the idea of a centralised virtual world, which takes the internet experience and upgrades it to a three-dimensional space has careened into the mainstream landscape in recent years.Shot into prominence by Facebook’s embrace of the term, interest in digital ownership