Design as an attitude to read the world with David Dolcini
A long familiar tradition in woodworking together with a “nomad” personality, addicted to art and exploration of the world around, […]
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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.
Is Art Nouveau making a comeback? Here’s a design guide, just in case
Based on your reaction to a few posts we have shared recently, we noticed a great interest in Art Nouveau. […]
Biophilic Design Guide – Kellert’s principles and the benefits of nature
With nature it is possible to improve the built environment – that’s the idea behind the biophilic design guide and […]
What are 3D Printed Electronics? Let us tell you…
The ability to create 3D printed electronics waves in an industry plagued by long stints of R&D and a never […]
Digging beyond everyday objects – Interview with Gabriele Pezzini
Born in Charleroi in 1963, Gaberiele Pezzini is one of the most influential Italian contemporary designers. His strong artistic education […]
The Post-it: an idea that stuck thanks to an accidental invention
For over forty years, the Post-it has been a stationary hero and an office staple, helping people be more productive […]
Heard of Explosive Forming and want to know more?
In 1888, Charles Monroe performed the first experiment using an explosive to form a plate, and after that, explosives were […]
Nature, spirit, soul: what it means building a solid brand identity
Incredible things happen when one of the most important Italian banks joins forces with one of the most forward-thinking design […]
Spaces that tell a story – Interview with Jotta Studio
Founded by Ben James and Alan Terence in partnership with Central Saint Martins in 2009, Jotta Studio develops narrative-led spaces […]
The Monobloc Chair: a symbol of globalised design and a controversial icon
Whether you love it or hate it there’s no denying its enduring success of the monobloc chair. Since its inception […]
Design as an investigation tool – Interview with Giulio Ceppi
Architect, designer and lecturer at Politecnico di Milano, Giulio Ceppi defines himself as an explorer first. He uses design as […]
Ingo Maurer: new geometries, new emotions and inspirations
Ingo Maurer‘s creations really are distinctive, and his touch is recognizable at first sight: his new method included new geometries, […]
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