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 […]
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Design process
One of the most fascinating things about design is what happens behind the scenes, the Design process that turns an idea into a final product. Thoughts, techniques, steps, errors, prototypes. All this teaches us how to innovate and is a benchmark from which to learn.
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 waste to resource: recovering plastics following a Circular Economy Model
Although most of the raw materials used by industry today are not yet recycled, recovery—particularly of plastics—is growing steadily and […]
Ades: a design platform to preserve and renew Alpine’s local know-how
“Every year, we are overwhelmed by the news of products launched on the market, which is also slowly killing the […]
Made with an unexpected material of animal origin, these works lead us to question the conventional notion of waste
Thibault Philip is a French designer who works with a material that, at first glance, may evoke a sense of […]
Lighting the path of design: how to enhance brands with purpose
Founded in 2018, WHO Design Studio was born from a vision to guide brands along what it calls the “Path […]
Antoine Seguin and constructive simplicity, where design comes apart and reassembles
We often hear how designers are able to work, nowadays, at the intersection of local craftsmanship, sustainability, and industry. How […]
A collection crafted from the new malt wood that plays with perception
Although the combination of beer and furniture might seem unusual, as early as 2020 a pioneering project demonstrated how these […]
What if low-tech could look futuristic? Arthur Moulucou’s brutal, modular world
Arthur Moulucou’s story is deeply rooted in both his professional background and the places that have shaped his vision. After […]
Design ‘In’ Conflict, an exhibition on how to live in instability
Marked by various conflicts, Design ‘In’ Conflict turned the Lebanese capital into the ideal stage to understand how war goes […]
ADAL: The bioluminescence of glass reinventing light. From within…
What happens when Murano’s glassmaking tradition meets experimentation with light? ADAL emerges, a project by Roberto Beltrami, master glassmaker and […]
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