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Experienced Narratives

Mirrors by BEN & AJABLANC

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«The collection’s peculiarity is based on the compositional cohesiveness of the pieces, that allow the juxtaposition to work.» With our collection of mirrors partnered with silk fiber, we were exploring the mirror as both functional and sculptural object through the use of juxtaposition, shape, and form. In this case, it is the hard, cool properties of mirror paired with the light, warm, airy qualities of...

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Classics of Danish Design: Iconic Chairs by Arne Jacobsen

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Who was Arne Jacobsen? Arne Jacobsen received his education at the School of Architecture of the Copenhagen Academy of Arts, where he later became a professor of architecture. Arne Jacobsen’s early works were inspired by Le Corbusier and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, but soon Arne Jacobsen developed his own style, in which his love for botany, his knowledge of proportions and his love...

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Sustainable and shared

Product Design, Sustainable and Shared, Trends

Wood composite basins by Woodio

«Our water-resistant wood composite is also a choice for ceramic materials which as an industry is very heavy on the environment.»   Definitely Woodio’s own material innovation: the water...

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Fashion, Product Design, Sustainable and Shared, Trends

7 cool and sustainable kids (and baby) brands

Practicing sustainability is definitely a daily effort, a hard one in the age of consumerism. The importance of embedding sustainability in our children’s life is like a second chance...

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Product Design, Sustainable and Shared, Trends

Pappmoebel Design

«We’re not a new brand – we started with the first products in 1979, the brand was established in 1985. But the questions that affected us back then are...

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Armchair Sobro by Ana Prates

«Nature is perfect, I have always been interested in interpreting it. Nowadays there is a growing attempt to approach what we consider to be genuine, natural and takes us...

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Product Design, Sustainable and Shared, Trends

Paper Bricks by Studio Woojai

«I aimed to create furniture out of them. In my research to create a stronger and stable shape and form, I came to the form of bricks, hence the...

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Product Design, Sustainable and Shared, Trends

Forest Wool by Tamara Orjola

«With my project, I am trying to suggest that something good can be made out of something bad. To conserve the world’s forests, we must reinvent our wood use.»...

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Balanced Self

Balanced Self, Product Design, Trends

Biophilia in Design

According to biologist E. O. Wilson, Biophilia is an “innate and genetically determined affinity of human beings with the natural world”. This concept was introduced in 1984, underlying the relationship...

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Balanced Self, Product Design, Trends

Design and the art of Hygge

Almost all of us are familiar with the Danish term Hygge, when we accidentally leafed through the bookstore a book about this Danish concept, or after reading an article about...

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Balanced Self, Trends

Artificial Formations by Davide Ronco

«Concrete, the most widely used material in the world after water, is an evident manifestation of the human imprint on our planet.»   The relation with the user is...

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Hiperbolic Minimalism

Antonio – a handmade story

«We believe the changes start in ourselves and we hope this new trend grows and that people decide to...

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Eclipse table by Ventura Lab

«The eclipse table involves people in order to make them investigate surfaces, feel the different textures and use them...

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Bomfim by Bruna Bortolotti

« (…) I maintain my taste for subtlety, for the discarding of the superfluous, an aesthetic and repertoire that...

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Atomy Store Bags

«Objects that surround us gain in importance and serve us much longer if they become our personal value.»  ...

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Are Studio

«The bags have soft curved shapes that compliment a body well and incorporate some versatility, whether it be multiple...

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NDT. Design Brand

«Even though people become more sophisticated each day, there is still a need for authentic and human experiences, and we...

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Empower Me

Empower Me, Product Design, Trends

DINA lamp by MOAK Studio

«This product is part of a conceptual collection together with other two products, in which we want to emphasize on the multiple physical interactions we have forgotten in this...

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Empower Me, Experienced Narratives

Control Points Tile by Federico Pazienza

«I do believe there are trends in design. They are made first by designers focused on pure research, and then solidified by bigger commercial design labels.»   To me,...

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Empower Me, Product Design, Trends

On Colours by Philipp Weber

«The knowledge around crafts are disappearing and the rise of the digital age appears to make them obsolete. However, I think there is a quality in the dialogue between...

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Empower Me, Jewellery, Trends

Human Ivory by Lucie Majerus

«”Human Ivory” proposes an egalitarian jewellery collection, where the body is being adorned by its own gem, polished from recognizable teeth into an abstract but familiar pearl shape.» While...

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Vanitas by Birgit Severin

«I strongly believe that beauty, neither in humans nor in objects, is based on perfection. It’s rather change, imperfection and even decay through which beauty unfolds.» I started to...

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Lifestyle Ergonomics

Syzygy Eclipe by OS ∆ OOS

«This physical blocking of the light was an important aspect in our concept, where a total of three different...

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Benjamin bike by RAAK Design

«That’s why we came up with Benjamin, this way we like the kids to see the bike as their...

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Structuralism

Product Design, Structuralism, Trends

Grid by Willem van Hooff

«In this project, I show the metal grid in order to highlight its aesthetics. Together these pieces of furniture represent a city landscape. Celebrating the invention of reinforced concrete...

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Jewellery, Structuralism, Trends

GRAFO Collection by Susana Teixeira Jewellery

«GRAFO series tells a story that must be read in the light of the harmonious relationship between Geometry and Jewellery.»   GRAFO is a collection that materializes the geometric...

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Structuralism, Trends

Ceramics by Leah Kaplan

«Arranged one way, a set of vessels might conjure a cityscape or landscape. Positioned another way, the same pieces can appear more anthropomorphic, suggesting familial relationships or even emotional...

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Round Chair by Mikiya Kobayashi

«And I think Japanese calligraphy is similar to interior design. We can create a good space, by putting beautiful and functional things on it. Japanese calligraphy has developed my...

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Fashion, Jewellery, Structuralism, Trends

Phase Jewellery by Lynne MacLachlan

«I try not to get too persuaded in my work by trends as such, but I did start using 3D printing as its newness seemed like an easy way...

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BOB the Bench by Kevin Hviid

«It is so important for me to see and touch everything in my design process. Shape, thickness, material and weight are tested again and again, as to get the...

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Product Design, Structuralism

Ocaña chair by Estudio Brana

«They were designed strategically, rationalizing the material, making sure that they do not have any waste since a piece of the bench for children is cut from a large...

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Cosmo by Studio Kai Linke

«No one before built a lamp out of this material. COSMO lamps are all handmade by a workshop for handicapped people in Germany. That makes me and the workshop quite...

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Fashion, Structuralism, Trends

Regen Rainproof Collection by Wendy Andreu

«it is very different from the traditional way of making clothes. Instead of cutting and sewing patterns, Regen is built already in 3 dimensions. There is no loss of...

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Cool Irreverence

CMYK by OJEAM Studio

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«Our work is based on our different perspectives and visions of the world and that is how we find our balance»   OJEAM Studio has two designers behind the...

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Wolf&Rita

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Wolf&Rita is a brand that originated in the heart of a family business started 35 years ago. The brand belongs to a shirts manufacturing mill, which has evolved into...

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Unrestricted Human

WIRE COLLECTION by VIU EYEWEAR

«Each individual pair is then handcrafted at a manufacturer in the Italian Dolomites or on Honshū Island in Japan...

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Zerezes Sunglasses

«We believe that creating products that last for years and can be repaired is one of the most responsible...

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To Die For by I and Me

«We looked at militaria and how fabric plays a huge part as a base for cover and shelter and...

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R-K Edition Shades by RELVÃOKELLERMANN

«Was dreaming about a squared shape which is contemporary, both for man and for a woman and so simple...

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