Design

Design

The Interactive Radius Light lets you physically rotate curved panels around a central light source, creating different lighting effects with every movement you make.

Tokoname has supplied tsuchimono (earthenware) to the Japanese archipelago for over five centuries, highlighting its deeper role in supporting everyday life in Japan.

The Restroom Archive is an ongoing case study aimed at documenting public restrooms, capturing their humorous, chaotic, and often scary nature.

Many in the design industry have been inspired by design leaders who created environments that enabled their teams to succeed, grow, and make a positive impact in the world.

Louis I. Kahn is recognized as the master of monumentality in modern architecture, creating awe-inspiring structures that respect their materials and context without sacrificing simplicity.

The exhibit "Past as Prologue: The Last Decade of Furniture Design by Ray and Charles Eames (1968-1978)" focuses on office furniture designed for the white-collar workforce, emphasizing modularity and visual authority.

We missed the sun, but also desired the gentle, comforting glow of soft light. We wanted to achieve this with a sustainable focus.

Winkle Ceramic Design showcases a modular system of cubic forms, marrying traditional slipcasting with modern technologies to create geometrically inspired lighting, mirrors, and furniture.

Mastery in any field takes years or decades to develop; confidence and poise will not come from tutorials or classes alone.

Language is thought of primarily as a tool for communication, but it also helps structure our thoughts, create nuanced concepts, and augment our imagination and creativity.

The Dancing Bench designed by Soft Baroque at the Concéntrico exhibition in Logroño, Spain creates a communal play experience, moving in response to weight shifts by its users.

Hector Guimard created elaborate and monumental Metro entrances in early 1900s Paris, characterized by fans of iron and glass resembling unfurled insect wings, nicknamed dragonflies.

The mission in designing the new emblem was to capture some of the beautiful details from the previous designs - for example, the diamond pattern of the inner wings and the B 'centre jewel' - but create a more modern and progressive design.

The design of Botanica is inspired by the organic forms and textures found in nature, particularly in flora and fungi. Their intricate structures, soft curves, and layered elements are the basis of the design of this collection, with which I have tried to reflect the beauty and complexity of the natural world.

"Our brain tricks us into believing the low-hanging fruit really is the ripest," neuroscience researcher Dr. Nobuhiro Hagura said. "We found that not only does the cost to act influence people's behavior, but it even changes what we think we see."

The first edition of the Venice Architecture Biennale took place in 1980, revealing its role as a platform for transformative architectural ideas and essential references.

As the barriers to creation continue to fall, and design becomes both instant and infinite, a new kind of value is emerging: the kind that takes time.

Ara Thorose’s Ladders series elevates the concept of ladderness through minimalist designs that challenge traditional perceptions, merging sculptural artistry with functional aspects.