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  • Column Series (Pendant) by Lukas Peet for ANDLight

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting.ANDlight is a Vancouver-based brand that creates and manufactures decorative lighting pieces in Canada. Designed by Canadian designer Lukas Peet, The Column is a luminaire inspired by Grecian Doric columns typically found in ancient buildings and temples.The piece is modular, enabling the creation of multiple

  • Laurent by Lambert & Fils studio

    This contemporary collection – by Lambert & Fils Studio – combines the classic Bauhaus milk globe with a series of sculptural forms that carve through space, moving between line, surface, and volume. The different models combine in endless patterns to inhabit any space with subtlety and quiet power. Photo credit : Arseni Khamzin “Our research

  • Kova Sofa Collection is perfect for cozy afternoon naps

    Perfect for everything right from afternoon naps to Netflix marathons, USA-based Albany Park launches the alluring ‘Kova Sofa Collection’ featuring – cloud-soft, feather blend seat cushions brilliantly providing one the ultimate comfort for laid back lounging.  “After being overwhelmed with hundreds of over-priced couch options and having a poor buying experience at a designer showroom

  • Orkester bench is simplistic and straightforward

    Beautifully expressing her roots in a Nordic design culture as well as aiming beyond – Sweden-based Mia Cullin skillfully crafts ​​the ‘Orkester’ collection featuring – a minimalistic bench with two or three seats fabricated in ash wood, natural or stained. Comprising clean, straightforward as well as simplistic geometric shapes harmoniously infused with handcrafted intricate details

  • Joe Colombo’s Multichair: icon design from the 70s

    In the 1960s and 1970s, furniture design was truly experimental: to such an extent that when you look at pieces produced back then (like the iconic Joe Colombo’s Multichair by B—Line) you perceive them as totally contemporary. To some extent almost futuristic. It’s a consideration that explains, at a glance, why a company producing contemporary

  • Modular Imagination by Virgil Abloh for Cassina

    Modular Imagination, a project built on flexibility, designed by creative genius Virgil Abloh, honorably entering Cassina‘s catalog.  Formed by two different-sized building blocks, Modular Imagination is an open invitation to participate in the configuration of space and building new interior worlds. The two matt-black building blocks can be configured to adapt to any setting: the

  • Arco K 2022 for Flos by Studio Castiglioni

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. To celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of the iconic lighting piece Arco, Flos is releasing a new limited version, only available online.  The Arco K 2022 limited is introduced with an innovative crystal block base, expanding the light on the structure of the lamp itself

  • From the Himalaya’s by Super Local

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. To deal with the waste of the Himalaya’s 80.000 annual visitors, Super Local developed an end-to-end process, including setting up an appropriate plastics workspace, building two hand-operated plastic injection machines, and training the local staff in collaboration with Sagarmatha Next. Shredded aluminum and plastic

  • Blume by Nikki Alagha

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Nikki Alagha focuses on handmade details that add an emotional value. Her collection, Blume, is a handmade planter with a customizable trellis. Each trellis piece can be linked together at multiple angles to grow with the plant. She practices sustainability by creating made-to-order objects

  • The Alchemy of Glass by Annalisa Iacopetti

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. Annalisa Iacopetti is an Italian designer who recently graduated from Central Saint Martins in London. Her journey as a designer began while working with blown glass at Venini in Murano. The alchemy of glass is a surreal installation where water is the actual performer.

  • The Hiccaway straw is a cure for hiccups

    A neurosurgeon has spent years developing a science-backed solution called the HiccAway, a straw-like device that distracts parts of the nervous system involved in hiccups. Boo! Only joking. The only thing more annoying than hiccups are the old wives’ tales and zany folklore remedies that are supposed to cure them. Now, scientists say they have

  • MEGABUILD Indonesia

    20th Edition of Building Materials, Architecture, Interior Design & Construction Exhibition & Conference in Indonesia. From 23-26 February 2023 in Jakarta Convention Center, in-conjunction with KERAMIKA Indonesia.This event was submitted by an ArchDaily user. If you’d like to submit an event, please use our “Submit a Event” form. The views expressed in announcements submitted

  • LULA bed is designed for next level power naps

    LULA bed is a biomorphic nap furniture, designed by talented young product designer Gaudutė Žilytė experimenting with the sculpting boundaries of foam. Young designers prize is an annual competition organized since 2011 by Design Innovations Center of Vilnius Academy of Arts, Lithuania, aiming to encourage the professional development of design students and present their ideas

  • The 3D-printed LUNA leg brace grows with its user

    Targeted at children with Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, the Luna Ankle Foot Orthosis uses a toolless modular system to adapt to as they grow. Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia is a progressive disease that causes weakness and stiffness in the leg muscles. It can affect a patient’s gait and often requires assistive devices known as an ankle-foot orthosis

  • ONE by Kwan, Kwok, Ng and Tsui for Project HK-UK

    Download our DWalking guide (pdf, mobile-friendly) with all the info for visiting. One represents a design that translates abstract notions in Chinese typography into physicality and materiality. By isolating the ostensibly disconnected components of Chinese typography, from calligraphic origin to aesthetic realization, the desk itself attempts to explore possibilities of examining the activity of writing Chinese

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