Butterfly joints don’t always get the recognition they deserve. In traditional Korean wooden architecture (called hanok), woodworking, and masonry, these graceful connectors – known as nabi-jangbu – quietly hold everything together with precision, tucked out… Read More »Bugak Is a Clever Stool That Honors Korean Joinery
Design has long held the power to renew and transform, whether it’s upcycling discarded materials, refreshing a living space, or offering someone a much-needed second chance. Incredibly, The Healing Forest Tables, a new limited-edition collection… Read More »Designed for a Second Chance, These Tables Support Women After Incarceration
Dezeen Showroom: office furniture brand Narbutas has expanded its range of Sonus acoustic pods, adding a two-person version for face-to-face-meetings. The Sonus M pod continues the refined design language of the earlier booths, offering clean… Read More »Sonus M acoustic pod by Narbutas
New York-based Infinite Machine’s newest release, the Olto, is a formidable new player in the world of e-bikes – designed specifically for the bike lane, but bold enough to challenge the everyday car. With its… Read More »Infinite Machine Launches the Robust Olto E-Bike for the Bike Lane
A double-gabled form that resembles the merging of two homes defines this red house in Hackney, designed by local studio Graeme Williamson Architects. Named Twin House, the home was designed for the studio’s founder Graeme… Read More »Graeme Williamson Architects creates Twin House for blended family in London
Clay was turned into musical instruments, climbing grips, children’s toys and more for a 3 Days of Design exhibition from Danish ceramics platform Peach Corner. Both designers and ceramicists were among the 13 contributors to… Read More »Functional Clay shows surprising new ways of making and using ceramics