Creating false memories through smell: the Anemoia device
Anemoia is a neologism, coined by John Koenig in his Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows, a project that invented names for […]
Thomas Bentzen’s evolutionary design: the art of the industrial archetype
When you look at Thomas Bentzen‘s work, something feels immediately right, but it is often difficult to articulate exactly why. […]
Doing more with less: a chair that reimagines structural intelligence
The Flex Chair is Madhu Rajan‘s thesis project, shown at ICFF 2025 in New York, a side chair made from […]
Linen, hemp, wood shavings. Polish Modernism at Torre Velasca
Isn’t something quietly radical about placing a Polish Modernist exhibition on the sixteenth floor of Torre Velasca – a building […]
Ottobock’s neuromodulation suit: treating muscle spasticity at home
In 2009, in Stockholm, a Swedish chiropractor named Frederik Lundqvist was trying to find a way to relieve the suffering […]
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Cork, code, and a question about what forests will look like in 50 years
What happens when you train an artificial intelligence on the plants of a greenhouse — and then ask it to […]
Prestige University: the roof becomes an urban amphitheater
Located in Indore, a city in Madhya Pradesh, India, the new campus of Prestige University by Sanjay Puri Architects challenges […]
In WINT Design Lab, quantum biology meets industrial design
Designing for science has a specific kind of problem: visual culture. Most fields have colour associations, material expectations, and languages […]
Iconic debuts and immersive installations on domestic rituals marked IKEA’s presence in Milan
Milan Design Week has long been IKEA’s preferred stage for stepping outside the showroom and into something altogether more experiential. […]
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