In an industry where AI is often viewed with skepticism – seen as a threat to originality and the unique perspective designers bring to the table – Kartell and Philippe Starck are flipping the narrative.… Read More »AI Gets a Seat at the Table With Kartell’s A.I. Lite Chair by Philippe Starck
Danish architect Julius Nielsen has created a small timber church in Copenhagen, which features a 12-sided hall symbolising the 12 apostles. Located in Copenhagen’s North Harbour district, the 75-square-metre building is named Tiny Church Tolvkanten… Read More »Julius Nielsen completes tiny 12-sided church in Copenhagen
Lab-grown meat is gaining traction. But before we consume it, we need to believe in it – and that’s where design comes in. Jane Englefield asks scientists, designers and a food critic what’s at stake.… Read More »What will it take for us to eat lab-grown steak?
A chaise longue shaped like a pelvic bone and vases made from timber seed pods were among the objects on show in Mirroring Dialogue, a London Design Festival exhibition centred around cultural exchange. The exhibition… Read More »Mirroring Dialogue exhibition spotlights design talent from London’s African diaspora
Bengaluru studio Multitude of Sins has used rejected samples, broken prototypes and construction waste to transform an apartment into its material lab and research space. The lab, named Requiem for Ruins, is located in a… Read More »Multitude of Sins designs own material lab as “spatial memoir” of salvaged materials
Designer Raymond Lapiejko’s vision to transform the Hoosac Stores warehouse in Boston into a recycling hub has been awarded second place in Dezeen and Bentley‘s Radical Renewal Competition. Lapiejko‘s proposal focused on the Hoosac Stores… Read More »Proposal to turn warehouse into recycling hub takes second place in Radical Renewal Competition