Dezeen Showroom: Italian brand Fiandre aimed to capture the qualities of geological matter created at the time of the Big Bang in Pulsar, a stone-look tile collection. Pulsar porcelain stoneware tiles feature patterns that intend… Read More »Pulsar stone surfaces by Fiandre
There’s something quietly radical about being able to transform the mundane into the extraordinary. Where most sees trash, others see opportunity. In the hands of a designer, even the most overlooked material – styrofoam –… Read More »Yuta Takahashi Sculpts Styrofoam Into Statement With the VTNA Table
Air conditioner electrical problems can stop your unit from cooling your home and lead to expensive repairs if left unchecked. From tripped breakers to faulty thermostats, knowing what to look for can help you catch… Read More »5 Electrical Problems in Air Conditioners Everyone Should Know
Indian office Iksoi Studio has remodelled a former factory in the western state of Gujarat into its new HQ, drawing on “memories, familiar forms and emotional attachments of the past”. Called Mana, the architectural studio… Read More »Iksoi Studio turns Indian factory into own architecture studio
Chinese electronics company Honor has regained its lead in the ongoing race to create the thinnest possible folding phone with the release of its 8.8-millimetre-thick Magic V5. Set to launch in Europe at the end… Read More »Honor’s Magic V5 claims title of “world’s thinnest” folding phone
British designer Jasper Morrison has created a collection of cherry wood cutlery for French silverware company Puiforcat, coated using a Japanese lacquering technique. Known for his “super-normal” approach to designing utilitarian objects, Morrison created the… Read More »Jasper Morrison designs “super-normal” wooden cutlery