Walkable cities should be prioritised even by those who don’t care about the environment, British architect Norman Foster has told the World Design Congress. Delivering a keynote speech earlier this week at the Design Council-run… Read More »Encourage density even if you “don’t give a damn about the planet” says Norman Foster
Crate & Barrel has long been a destination for timeless design with a modern point of view. This fall, the brand adds a new chapter to its decades-long story with The Collected Home, an exclusive… Read More »Jeremiah Brent + Crate & Barrel Craft a Soulful New Vision for Modern Living
Promotion: design festival Singapore Design Week has announced its return this September in a celebration of the city’s design spirit and creativity. Organised by the DesignSingapore Council, the event will take place from 11 to… Read More »Singapore Design Week 2025 marks the country’s 60 year independence
1. Bloom Stools by Dom Johnson These stools from designer Dom Johnson are made simply yet thoughtfully, construction minimal yet meticulously considered. A relatively humble material, MDF, rendered in a satisfying thickness adds weight to… Read More »Take 5: Snake Bags, Spool Tables, and Crochet Shirts
Dezeen Showroom: Dutch company Pretty Plastic has produced tiles for facades roofs using a notoriously hard-to-recycle material: PVC from post-consumer construction waste. Started by architects Overtreders W and Bureau SLA, Pretty Plastic makes tiles with… Read More »Tiles by Pretty Plastic
In his ongoing bid to highlight the idiosyncratic properties of various raw and manufactured materials, seasoned British designer Max Lamb has forged an intrinsically sustainable practice. He’s crafted distinctive chairs out of cardboard that, by… Read More »Max Lamb Turns Hotel Waste Into the WASTED Collection – 001