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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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.
Oscar Niemeyer drew sensual curves on modernist architecture.
No architect ever matched Oscar Niemeyer free-flowing design, seeming to float above the ground. No artificial, straight lines or right angles, […]
CHANGE IS GOOD – The captivating fascination for transformation
Change is Good. The absurd constant of change keeps the designer alive, as well as the architect and the creative […]
Charlotte Perriand, a happy-go-lucky woman, in a man’s world
Among the many things that can be said about Charlotte Perriand, designer of some memorable pieces of furniture, inventive both […]
99designs CEO shares the findings of their survey with 11,362 freelance designers
With the workforce shifting to remove work, freelance designers have found themselves in a familiar place, or at least we […]
Where the unknown and unexpected are celebrated – An interview with KVANT-1
Viewing the work of KVANT-1 can only be described as an otherworldly experience that invites you to enter futuristic, surreal […]
“Design is inherently connected to culture” – Interview with Gabriel Tan
Born in Singapore and founder of his namesake studio, Gabriel Tan is an Industrial Designer creating furniture and products while […]
Good design takes time – Interview with Sebastian Herkner
As an international designer, traveler, and creator, Sebastian Herkner maintains a grand enthusiasm for hand-crafted beauty in everything he does […]
Kengo Kuma is the influential, disruptive theorist of the anti-object architecture
Kengo Kuma’s architecture is open to many interpretations, but contextuality is the common denominator of all his work, especially the […]
Inga Sempé’s wise approach to colour and functionality
Born and based in Paris, Inga Sempé started her career by opening her studio and making her debut as a […]
Florence Knoll: architect, entrepreneur, interior designer and textile innovator
With a rationalist design approach, influenced by Bauhaus and American modernism, after graduation Florence Knoll found herself as the only […]
Research and Business in architecture – Martha Thorne and Laura Clèries
We embraced the challenge by selecting two fascinating professionals and visionaries that are working relentlessly and meticulously to make two […]
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