An approach defined by logic, applied across various fields of design
Peter Otto Vosding is a name synonymous with innovative industrial design. From creating intricate furniture and lighting solutions to collaborating […]
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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.
A lighting collection that emphasizes the expressive qualities of materials
The world of decorative lighting is more complex than it appears at first glance. To explore this intricacy, we interviewed […]
Smartphones are not all the same
During my journey as a DesignWanted writer, I’ve encountered numerous companies and products that have piqued my interest, not just […]
The combo of designer/entrepreneur as a manifesto of the contemporary design era
Within this framework, I decided to highlight the story of FOLDS. To begin, let me share an intro. As an […]
The improbable future of tech design
One of the most interesting initiatives I found on the (good) use of AI is the ‘An Improbable Future‘ project. […]
Expanding horizons: the evolution of user experience spaces
In March of this year, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) AgeLab hosted the Preparing for Longevity Advisory Network (PLAN) […]
Extending the lifecycle of products: insights from Fucina Frammenti
At the 2024 Milan Design Week, the ‘Enhance – Design for Social Impact’ exhibit will feature the Parigi 142 table […]
Who can be considered a real free thinker in the design world, today?
In this interview, we dive into Paul Busch world, aka Erz Und Herz, and his philosophy on how to make […]
Inspired by materials, forms, and an experimental design philosophy
The German designer Paul Kötz embarked on his design journey at an early age, driven by a fascination with craftsmanship […]
What is the significance of “sustainable” within the context of design?
“Designers must understand that objects must be designed to be repaired and anticipate the end-of-life process. The material assumes a […]
Incorporating anthropology and sociology into the design process
The French designer Clémence Valade shares her unique journey into the world of design, a path that began in the […]
Does it make sense to produce Lo-Fi tech products nowadays?
One of the most beautiful aspects of our days is that the world is connected by the internet, and you […]
