French street artist Le CyKlop transforms city bollards into anthropomorphic, LEGO-inspired caricatures using yellow spray paint and his own sticker designs, dubbing the urban art…
The RayShaper BeeHive works on principles of computational photography/videography… something your smartphone already does but on a much bigger, more powerful scale. A winner of…
Surf Bench is an interactive bench designed for waiting room areas and to teach us about physics, is made from dozens of movable wooden and…
REN is a flagship plant store committed to revitalizing dying plants and showcasing each plant for its individuality and unique needs. Whenever we want to…
Getting its name from the Egyptian word for beauty, the Nefer perfume bottle embodies sheer elegance on the inside and out. The bottle’s design is…
Now I’m not much of a climber (I just about take the stairs), so I’ll defer to the experts at Athos who highlight how problematic…
Your product’s packaging is arguably the first thing the consumer sees, as a part of the product experience. It forms the first ever interaction between…
After having to host a strictly online-only version of their trade fair last year because of the global pandemic, Maison&Objet made a grand comeback to…
The “Minimal” is a travel drip coffee maker that’s portable and lightweight by design, offering a technical build to ensure the perfect drip with each…
While its appearance could easily be mistaken for a fancy meat tenderizer, the James Dyson National Award-winning Pinsoft is an injection attachment that helps people…
Have you ever looked at a pothole on the road and thought, “Hey, that would be a good place for an ad”? Me neither… but…
Japanese architect and architectural historian Terunobu Fujimori is known for his quirky teahouses and fondness for unusual city structures. His latest tea house transports an…