MuseoCity 2026 links art, design, and cultural enterprise in Milan
Culture belongs to everyone. With this spirit, Milano MuseoCity 2026 returns, an initiative spread across the city that each year […]
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Product design is the intersection of problem-solving, ideas, materials, art, and technology. Product design translates the insights from all these fields of knowledge merging them into innovative applications for real-world scenarios. Due to ever-increasing consumption and specific market demands, product designers play a central role in shaping consumer habits and carry a big responsibility towards our planet and society.
Malaysian International Furniture Fair 2026: a platform, not just a fair
The thirty-second edition of the Malaysian International Furniture Fair (MIFF 2026) unfolds from 4 to 7 March across MITEC – […]
Roca revisits Meridian: a timeless classic shaped for contemporary bathrooms
Simplicity, neutral tones and refined finishes define the Meridian collection, one of Roca’s most recognisable bathrooms. With its light, flowing […]
Human skills: design ethnography methods
Ann Arbor may be freezing this winter, yet the passion for design and design education has made the semester feel […]
A chat with Standard Equipment: how constraints fuel creativity
In a Toronto studio where industrial precision meets postmodern playfulness, Josh Gadomski is rewriting the rules of everyday design. His […]
Walking Coat Rack, the multifunctional product that walks with you
The Call #4, part of the Ideas for Business series, focused on the coat rack, a common object that, for […]
The new languages of Mexican design at Zona Maco 2026
Every February, Mexico City transforms into one of the Americas’ key creative hubs, and Zona Maco 2026 proved why the […]
Packaging as a design product: Pininfarina’s industrial vision
One of the design sectors in which Pininfarina operates is packaging design, a fundamental part of the product, especially in […]
STRAP: a modular coat rack built from industrial transport components
It is very likely that each of us — readers and non-readers alike — keeps at least one design object […]
Is what you see what you get? A conversation with ceramicist Jacques Monneraud
Jacques Monneraud is a ceramicist based in the southwest of France. Before turning to clay, he built a successful career […]
An innovative strategy to recycle unused cigarette filters
This Irish start-up Rezero develops material solutions by recovering pre-consumer cigarette filters made of cellulose acetate, giving them a second […]
Designing with standard parts: creating from what already exists
The use of standard parts in design sits in a curious intersection of pragmatism and creativity. At first glance, the […]
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