What is Machine Glass Blowing?
Glassblowing, since ancient times, has been known as the art of manipulating molten glass. Machine glass blowing has the same […]
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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.
Cold forming – an alternative process that forges metals at near room temperatures
Cold forming or cold working is any metalworking process in which metal is shaped below its recrystallization temperature, usually at […]
How ecological design benefits workplace environments through natural patterns
Ecological design applies strategies emulating functional patterns within nature, promoting better experiences and enhancing health, happiness and productivity for workplace […]
HUSH+1 Podcast – Anna Lee & Gordon LaPlante of gCreate
Born out of HUSH’s weekly internal speaker series, Creative Jam, the HUSH+1 podcast is a bi-weekly platform for creativity, both […]
Challenging the built environment with Marisa Yiu
Co-founder of the Hong Kong-based studio ESKYIU and the DESIGN TRUST initiative, Marisa Yiu aims at designing a possible future […]
The Beauty Inside: how transforming workplaces will define your organization
Over the last ten months, work has been reduced to a fast internet connection and a laptop. Company culture has […]
People-centric design with Paul Priestman of PriestmanGoode
UK-based PriestmanGoode is at the forefront of global design today. Paul Priestman, its Co-founder and Chairman, shares his visionary ideas […]
Is IKEA furniture sustainable?
Any discussion about sustainable furniture cannot overlook the ubiquitous IKEA. It is the largest furniture retailer on the planet. Across […]
What’s wrong with sustainable design? What is greenwashing?
“Green”. “Sustainable”. “Eco-Friendly”. It is likely you’ve seen these terms associated with consumer goods. Walk into any store and you […]
Sustainable Furnishings Council helps companies reduce their environmental footprints
Today’s environmental situation has demonstrated a great need for designers to care about the sustainability of their products. The clear […]
Linking UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to furniture design – Klaus Jorlet of We Do Wood
Founded in Copenhagen back in 2011, We Do Wood went forward with a sustainable approach from the beginning. Highly valuing […]
Creating a more sustainable furniture sector with European program FURN360
Created as a result of a long search for a sustainable furniture sector, FURN360 is a European project with the […]
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