A Duck, Some Bent Tubes, and the Most Charming Lamp of 2026
The first thing you notice is the yellow. Not a soft, hedging yellow, but a full-commitment, matte, warm yellow that coats every millimeter of the…
The first thing you notice is the yellow. Not a soft, hedging yellow, but a full-commitment, matte, warm yellow that coats every millimeter of the…
Nobody has ever looked at the red squiggle under a misspelled word and thought, “that should be a wall hook.” Nobody, apparently, except four designers…
The flat-pack furniture concept is hardly new. IKEA built an empire on it. But Kinzo, a collapsible stool designed by students Jack Rathod, Pingla More,…
If you’ve ever sat down with a blank notebook and a good pencil and felt your brain finally slow down enough to actually think, you…
When Guillaume Bloget arrived at France’s Rhizome Association for a research-creation residency, he was surrounded by lakes. Most people would have simply enjoyed the view….
Architecture has always had to reckon with the sun. Buildings are oriented, shaded, and glazed in response to it, and solar panels are bolted onto…
Most clocks want to be noticed. They arrive with Roman numerals, exposed gears, or oversized frames, working hard to earn their place on the wall….
The back of a smartphone has historically been the least interesting real estate on the device. A logo, some camera lenses, and a flat slab…
The wardrobe is one of those household objects that seems like it has plenty of room until it doesn’t. Most people eventually find themselves pushing…
Sungwoo Choi is an industrial design student with one question: what if Nothing made a turntable? The answer is Turntable (1), a personal concept project…
Most design projects start with the finished object. You picture a chair, sketch it out, source the materials, and figure out how to put it…
Korean industrial designer Yongwon Kim just posted a concept on Behance that made me stop my scroll completely. It’s called EVAPOT, and it’s a medical…