American fragrance company Zeya has designed a scent diffuser with compostable cellulose scent cards that are inserted into a small device. The design was informed by the 90s-era floppy disk. “I am a child of… Read More »Zeya unveils diffuser with changeable “scent cards” made of cellulose
Dezeen School Shows: a research laboratory for climate justice in the Pacific nation of Tuvalu is among the projects by students at Singapore University of Technology and Design. Also featured is a project investigating concrete production… Read More »Climate research lab among projects from Singapore University of Technology and Design students
WHY Architecture has completed its overhaul of the Michael C Rockefeller Wing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, which houses cultural artefacts from Africa, Oceania and the Ancient Americas. The galleries that… Read More »The Met opens redesigned Rockefeller Wing by WHY Architecture
In the heart of the Copenhagen Harbour, a two-story modern houseboat now floats serenely between the opera house and the revitalized Paper Island. This architectural feat belongs to Danish designer and craftsman Søren Hvalsøe Garde,… Read More »Søren Hvalsøe Garde’s Modern Houseboat Anchors in Copenhagen
Hardware is often called the jewelry of the home, punctuating cabinets and doors with a subtle glint. But what if instead of jewelry, we treated it more like miniature works of art? Unveiled during NYCxDESIGN… Read More »Get a Grip on Petra’s New 2025 Sculptural Hardware Collection
Let’s be honest: Wi-Fi routers are typically an eyesore. All blinking lights and plastic housings, they’re built purely for function – not form. As a result, most of us tuck them away in the corners… Read More »Finally, a Wi-Fi Router You’ll Want to Show Off