Dezeen School Shows: tiles made from discarded oyster shells are included in Dezeen’s latest school show by students at Parsons School of Design. Also featured is a backpack for children designed from kelp and 3D-printed lighting… Read More »Parsons School of Design presents 12 student design projects
Following its most successful year since launching in 2020, Brooklyn-based lighting design studio Wooj is set to significantly expand its catalogue in 2025 with the introduction of monthly collections. This ambitious initiative will see the… Read More »Wooj Kicks Off a Year of Monthly Drops, Doubling Its Collection in 2025
Spanish architect Miguel Arraiz has released designs informed by Japanese craft and volcanic stone for a monumental temple to be installed at this year’s Burning Man event in Nevada. The first Spaniard to design the… Read More »Miguel Arraiz designs “natural and futuristic” temple for Burning Man 2025
The humble AirTag is an excellent way to keep track of items to ensure that you don’t lose them. But the form factor of it isn’t exactly conducive to being put in a wallet. Turns… Read More »The Nomad Tracking Card Is an AirTag Alternative for Your Wallet
The Loren Hotel Austin represents a new paradigm in hotel design – one that measures luxury not in gilding and grandeur, but in the quality of experience and environmental responsibility. Its location, set slightly apart… Read More »Nature, Art, and Architecture Converge at The Loren Hotel Austin
Long cedar counters wrap around Umedacho Community Centre, a public hall by Kyoto studio OHArchitecture in Japan where people can “gather naturally”. Surrounded by residential buildings and office blocks, the two-storey centre was designed by… Read More »OHArchitecture surrounds Japanese community centre with open counters