Nolii’s colourful phone accessories tackle tangled cables and bulky batteries
The minimal phone accessories champion a human-first approach whilst taking an aim at the disposable culture usually associated with these […]
We hear a lot about Sustainable Design, sometimes too much and often not rightly. In this section, we have set ourselves the task of showing you truly sustainable design projects, which take into account the materials used, the production processes and their contribution to a truly circular economy, capable of reducing the environmental impact.
The minimal phone accessories champion a human-first approach whilst taking an aim at the disposable culture usually associated with these […]
With a vision to make Singapore an innovation-driven economy and a loveable city through design by 2025, and with a […]
Thailand and its Department of International Trade Promotion have found new opportunities through their T Style campaign initiative. While we navigate […]
Founded in New York back in 2008, SO-IL is an architecture practice that envisions their projects from a dynamic approach. […]
Alex Cleave and Pippa Roberts started their practice Jackdaw Studio in 2009 and since then they have developed into a […]
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) is a collective of architects, designers, engineers and planners, responsible for some of the world’s […]
Hello Wood has designed Workstation Cabin as a perfect solution to keep work life and home life apart when you […]
The current pandemic has changed everything. It has impacted not only the global wellness but also every industry, including the […]
Hot on the heels of its first anniversary, TAKT – the Danish furniture brand known for its timeless Scandinavian aesthetic […]
As technology advances and our world seems to change by the second, the demand for architecture to be future-proof is […]
Gencork brings together high-tech computational design technologies with the natural and sustainable simplicity of cork. It represents a fresh perspective […]
Pursuing an ideal that Ingels himself calls ‘hedonistic sustainability’, Bjarke Ingels Group‘s projects seek to question how sustainability can be […]