Whether it’s a fabric or not remains to be determined but there’s no doubt that German design student Elisa Strozyk’s wooden creation is one of the most interesting textiles we’ve seen in a long time.
From afar, they appear rigid and architectural. Up close, they’re suprisingly fluid. The carpets and rugs are most [...]
What if the statistics we read in newspapers and see on the news crept into the products we use every day?
That’s the goal of student designer Nadeem Haidary’s In-Formed products: Calorie Intake, with four different sized plates and a fork with thines of varying lengths according to nationality; Water Usage, a faucet that shows you [...]
Inspired by his grandmother’s figurine collection, Canadian-born designer Jeremy Hatch created this avant-garde wall piece appropriately called The Accident.
We just love how the boy’s puddle of gold enamel pee plays off the refined nature of this otherwise traditional looking ceramic creation.
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Inspired by military sniper ghillie suits (that big, droopy clothing used to look like foliage), Yvonne Bayer and Sabrina Keric have designed Urban Camouflage.
The project by two communication design students from University of Media Arts and Design in Karsruhe, Germany questions and plays with public spaces and perceived mundanity of commerce and everyday places like [...]
