Insects are an unlikely “collaborator” in British designer William Eliot’s Digested Objects stool, which was shaped by plastic-eating mealworms as they gnawed their way through blocks of polystyrene. The Digested Objects stool is recognisable as… Read More »Plastic-eating mealworms “collaborate” in stool design by William Eliot
From a furniture show in a former high-end sex shop to an homage to Dutch brickwork in New York by designer Floris Wubben, we’ve rounded up key shows and installations taking place during New York… Read More »Eleven things to do and see during New York’s 2024 design week
Canadian practice Studio North has wrapped a wooden screen around the curved corners and cantilevers of a Calgary house near a winding river. Studio North completed the 4,520-square-foot (420-square metre) residence – known as Elbow… Read More »Studio North adds wooden screen to Calgary residence
Rotterdam-based design firm Studio RAP designed a bespoke facade in Amsterdam called the Ceramic House. This project showcases the seamless integration of tradition and innovation through the use 3D-printed ceramic technology. By utilizing custom algorithms… Read More »A Historic Building With a 3D-Printed Ceramic Facade in Amsterdam
Dezeen School Shows: a sustainably designed running shoe with replaceable and reconfigurable modular components is included in Dezeen’s latest school show by New Designers. Also included is a collection of garments informed by how people’s… Read More »Seven fashion and textiles projects by students taking part in New Designers
May is AAPI Heritage Month and with that brings a slew of events and exhibitions celebrating talents and distinctive works of the AAPI design community. Crafting Selfhood is one of those showcases currently on view… Read More »Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month With 3.1 Phillip Lim’s Crafting Selfhood Exhibition