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 […]
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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.
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, […]
Bridging poetry and reality – Interview with Aline Asmar d’Amman
Born during the war in Beirut in the 1970s, Aline Asmar d’Amman turned to literature and artistic references to escape […]
Stack and Stack by Haneul Kim: ‘Unstacking’ pollution one stool at a time
With an ongoing global pandemic, 130 billion disposable face masks are discarded worldwide every month. While face masks are necessary […]
What is Plastic Overmolding? A core element of contemporary manufacturing
Plastic overmolding plays an integral part when it comes to modern-day manufacturing, by making possible the fast assembly of different […]
Designed to survive: a decade of lessons
You may wonder how a company like Leviathan, that designs physical, immersive, hands-on experiences can even survive in the age […]
“Abstraction makes people pause and think a little” – Interview with Jessie and Katey
Based in Baltimore, Jessie and Katey are two artists working as a team. They have been creating large-scale murals and […]
Turning intuition into poetic modernism with Space Copenhagen
Surfing the scene of Danish design are Peter Bundgaard Rützou and Signe Bindslev Henriksen, who founded Space Copenhagen studio in […]
What is Machine Glassblowing?
Glassblowing, since ancient times, has been known as the art of manipulating molten glass. Machine glass blowing has the same […]
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