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Interior Design Between Past, Present, and Future: A Journey Through Time
Interior design has always been an integral part of human evolution and cultural expression. Since…
Interior design predictions for the future
The United Nations published an article in 2018, stating that 55 percent of the world’s…
Raised Bamboo Retreat Design for Tranquil Views in the Countryside
Raised Bamboo Retreat Design for Tranquil Views in the Countryside, Indian architecture firm Abin Design…
Moushi: the perfect desk accessory
Korea based industrial designers Cheolhee Lee and Junsik Oh innovatively craft ‘Moushi’ – a variety of fascinating customizable sushi mouse. “This conceptual design was an idea inspired by the similarity between the assembly method of a mouse and the composition of a sushi.Moushi allows the user to customize the design of the mouse to one’s desired
Specula: making WFH virtual collaborations easier
Designed by co-founder of Acollective Gyeongtae Lyle Kim, ‘Specula’ is an extraordinary virtual device that brings the instant nature of in-person collaboration to a home office, tailored for designers and teachers. Acollective is brilliantly founded by Victoria Chiang and Gyeongtae Lyle Kim – a multi-disciplinary design duo with an industrial design focus based in the United
TNTN: augmented reality glasses
For an industry-academic cooperation program between Korea Design Membership+ and Model Solution, Cheolhee Lee, Junsik Oh and Soyoung Lee innovatively present ‘TNTN’ – augmented reality glasses with a heads-up display system. “TNTN is a HUD type of industrial AR glasses and its concept is based on improving the inconvenience of industrial work environments.It’s an all-in-one binocular
Shaping the future of interior design
Experts around the world are trying to determine where the world might be in fifty…
Some examples of dynamic architecture with moving elements
Some examples of dynamic architecture with moving elements, Dynamic architecture refers to architecture that involves…
Unveiled design for a wavy-roof villa hotel offering stunning views of Ishigaki Island
Japanese architecture firm Sou Fujimoto Architects has revealed the design of a villa hotel that…
Short films by Almossawi give 3D form to human emotions
“In this collaboration with Intel, we created a short Art Film called “Sensations” that visually evokes different kinds of emotions and feelings through motion, sound, colour, and form,” explains Almossawi.“The twelve shots were collectively created by getting inspired by random everyday objects around us, studying their materials, properties, sounds, and hacking our perception of reality.”Each
Pendler makes urban commute effortless
Benjamin Hubert’s creative agency LAYER innovatively designs ‘Pendler’ – a compact yet powerful e-bike that’s inclusive, convenient and easy to store.“Pendler pairs high-performance technology with a finely crafted appealing aesthetic to create a new vision that aligns not only with a user’s performance needs for efficient travel, but also their lifestyle aspirations” says Benjamin Hubert.Its
Tie – enriching both classic and modern interiors
Effortlessly enriching both classic and modern interiors – Germany-based designer Deniz Aktay presents ‘Tie’ – a conceptual stool innovatively utilizing only three interlocking strips of warm wood with its design evolving from the extended sides of a triangle. “During my studies and work experience – the detailed aspects of creating have been vital in my creative
Create a recyclable wood burning hot tub
Inspired by Japanese bathing culture and immersive outdoor experiences, Canadian company GOODLAND sees an increase…
The difference between interior design and decoration
It is a common general opinion that decoration and design are two things the same,…
Book Vice: a clever twist to traditional bookends
Book Vice is a remarkable bookend by Patrick Christian Design where form elegantly follows expression….
Parachute: a fascinating wall shelf
The Parachute universal wall shelf, created by WD in Japan, ingeniously holds anything in place….
Window designs to add style to your home
The color of the walls, and the right kind of windows and doors that go…
Interior design basics and tips
The world of interior design is full of details from color schemes to area rugs….
Interactive Glass Recycling Bin boosts sustainable living
Meet Jack Lee and Trinna Wu’s Glass Recycling Bin, which is both practical and attractive….
BRUA: enjoy making coffee with this dream product
Newton Espresso introduces BRUA, giving users the ability to make delicious coffee from the convenience…
