The sculptural pragmatism of Muller Van Severen: where art and industry converge
When we look at the work of Muller Van Severen, it is easy to fall into the trap of labeling […]
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Design education
The only certainty that we have at DesignWanted is that we must never stop studying and learning new things. For this, we created the Design education section, whose purpose is to share practical tips to help the design community improve their skills, both on the design and business side.
Are we outsourcing our thinking to AI?
As spring arrives and the winter semester comes to a close, the University of Michigan campus turns greener—more vibrant, more […]
Turning futures thinking into something you can touch, question, and act
After two editions that positioned it as one of the most relevant emerging platforms for design foresight, Future Days 2026 […]
A decade in, Digital Design Days is still asking the questions that matter
Ten years ago, Digital Design Days was born as an independent event with a clear conviction: that the global digital […]
African Product Keynote highlights local product design
Across the African continent, a new generation of designers, developers and entrepreneurs is shaping products that respond directly to local […]
Human skills: design ethnography methods
Ann Arbor may be freezing this winter, yet the passion for design and design education has made the semester feel […]
Rethinking the brief: how MIDJ builds meaningful collaborations with designers
In design, the brief is often misunderstood. Too rigid, it suffocates creativity. Too vague, it leads to incoherent results. For […]
Papershell, when material becomes the model
In a time when sustainability risks becoming a marketing cliché, Papershell stands out for one simple reason: it puts the […]
From fast food to fine dining: what kind of design education are we cooking?
Just before the Christmas holidays, I found a rare moment to pause and reflect while waiting to board a flight—an […]
When inspiration becomes a design model: the workflow behind nurholz
One of the most exciting things about this design era is how unpredictable the designer’s path has become. Old patterns […]
From photogrammetry to Pi-shaped designers: lessons in future-oriented design
At Dubai Design Week, I encountered three lenses that reframed how we might design for multigenerational futures: embodied learning through […]
Kooij: a design model built from tools, not slides
Design Models is a series about companies and studios that don’t just design products – they design how products come […]
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