Designers in Norway, Sweden and Denmark are changing perceptions of Scandinavian design by creating pieces that are organic, colourful and playful, rather than minimalist and neutral. Cajsa Carlson reports. For many decades, Scandinavia has been… Read More »New Scandinavian design “breaks with the beige tradition”
Following the recent launch of a necklace wearable that provides AI friendship, here are seven products that are trying to imagine the future of hardware for artificial intelligence. If 2023 was the year that familiarised… Read More »Seven portable AI devices that attempt to give shape to a new technology
Architecture studio State of Kin has paired an olive-toned hemp render with aluminium awnings at Proclamation House, a light-filled family home in Western Australia. Located on the former site of a derelict dwelling in Subiaco,… Read More »State of Kin uses hemp render to create family home with “organic feel”
Meals are prepared in a woodland kitchen using fermentation, rather than electricity or gas, in an installation by architect Andrés Jaque‘s Office for Political Innovation. Jaque and his New York and Madrid-based studio designed the… Read More »Andrés Jaque promotes carbon-free cooking with outdoor Transspecies Kitchen
Boston non-profit Aurelia Institute has created a pavilion showcasing its self-assembling geodesic dome, designed to allow space professionals and the general public to “lead good lives” in zero gravity. A continuation of Aurelia Institute co-founder… Read More »Aurelia Institute creates geodesic spacecraft for “leading good lives” in orbit
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features Pew, a collection of oak stools by London-based EJM Studio. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now. EJM Studio has created a collection of oak stools crafted from repurposed… Read More »Dezeen Debate features “great use of homegrown resources”