We talk to the Latvian designer that’s creating artful furniture pieces and shining a new light on the delicacy and beauty of glass through his craft.
Could design change the world? This collective of designers, run by Wendy Plomp, explores new futures through a radical way of looking at things.
What is ‘the self’ in the era of digital technology? Monika, Juliette and Florian, the masterminds behind this studio, look for the answer through design.
Sculpture, product design and furniture merge in his works, which in addition to making your living room look divine, also have an environmentalist upside.
The irreverent publicist was invited by IED Madrid to talk about turning mistakes into groundbreaking ideas and share tips for successfully screwing up.
Working on the intersection of art and computer generated imagery, the British artist found a way to create things he could never make in the real world.
Julien Valleé and Eve Duhamel come from different backgrounds and found out how their skills could compliment. Now they’re an unstoppable duo of creators.
The work of this year’s winner, Jennifer Lee, which celebrates the timelessness of the art of craft, is on view at the Design Museum in London until June 17.
Originally from Los Angeles, the designer has now relocated to Mexico City, where he’s developing a new series of glass works that will blow your mind.
If you’re interested in design, architecture, urban planning, and how all of these affect our everyday lives, visit the Benaki Museum from April 27 to 29.
