Indus (living) algae tiles make rainwater pure
Indus is a bio-integrated modular bioreactor wall system by the Bio-ID Lab, which filters toxic chemical dyes and heavy metals out of water. Most of the […]
Home decor
Home decor accessories such as wall decor, desk or tableware not only complement a home but also present great opportunities for creativity and solving daily-life problems. Exploring a large variety of styles and materials, home decor accessories tend to be the items more easily discarded, thus bearing a big environmental responsibility. Either home accessories become more sustainable through better design or its massified offer needs reducing.
Discover Ilex vases and the life of trees below the surface
Presented during London Design Fair 2019, the London-based studio Ilex aims to get a closer experience of tree growth and ultimately create a closer relationship with […]
Extra large cosy warm fluffy thick knots by Malia Mu
Malia Mu designs unique cushions specifically for children with an approach of sensory play, which includes activities that stimulate toddlers’ senses and are proven to support […]
YX planter is an “architectural product” with a modular system for endless compositions
YX planter by Ernesto Pastore are prototype blocks manufactured with additive technology and serving different purposes in the interior space. 3D printing enables experimentation on multiple […]
Swedish design meets a new Indian raw material with IKEA’s FÖRÄNDRING sustainable collection
You are well aware that air pollution is dangerous for your health, but you might not know that estimated 4.2 million deaths in 1 year are […]
Alessi: 10 facts to frame 100 years of design history
With a production facility located since the very beginning in northern Italy, more specifically in Crusinallo di Omegna, Verbania, Alessi expanded worldwide, now operating 5 main […]
They are a living, concrete representation of a match that embodies complementary contrasts
The story and the idea behind The Matchmaker suggestively reflects the evolution of the city of Jerusalem, of its pilgrims and inhabitants. Holy to the main […]
The plant mutation and futuristic organic shapes of studio Nick Ervinck
For the design of these excessive and futuristic organic shapes, Nick Ervinck derives inspiration from the 18th-century Meissen vases that he saw at the Victoria and […]
An extraordinary collection of vases where flowers and metal fuse together in perfect harmony
For the first time at the Milan Fuorisalone event, Yokohama Makers Village presented the Flower/Metal vases collection. A cooperative of various Japanese companies from Yokohama, who have […]
Named after Icelandic volcanos, inspired by romantic penguins
The inspiration for these candle holders – named Laki and Katla – was taken from a pair of romantic penguins. Based in Copenhagen, the Icelandic designer Dögg […]
A tea set inspired by the traditional Gzhel pattern
The tea set name “Siluet” (Silhouette) and was designed by the Russian duo Sergey Frolov & Maxim Efremov. The basis of formation is taken from the outlines […]