Articles

The movement of displaced and refuged humans across the world will surely define this decade. We ask prominent design thinkers their thoughts on how to help. >

This photographic series by Ethiopian graphic designer Girma Berta celebrates Addis Ababa's people and street culture. >

This 12-room, $20 million hotel will be nestled underwater. It provides a whole new meaning to "sleeping with the fishes". >

Lego's architecture branch has unveiled the Skyline collection – a Lego kit that replicates city skylines with models of iconic buildings from around the world. >

The Roll Collection is a seating system that consists of rotatable aluminium sticks, which massage whilst sliding from left to right. >

Artist Vibha Galhotra's ABSUR-CITY-PITY-DITY explores the impact of toxic pollution in India’s Yamuna River. >

Royal College of Art graduate Kathryn Martin’s signature drawing technique embraces an element of chance in illustrating. >

Float is a sustainable stool that is designed to promote healthy sitting, designed by students in Dresden. >

Taking painkillers orally can be damaging. This transparent patch was made to treat pain at the source. >

Farmers from Kenya to Sri Lanka are building sustainable beehive fences to protect their crops from wild elephants. >

American designers teamed up to create a range of bespoke Christmas ornaments to raise funds for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Detroit. >

Benjamin Hubert’s studio designed an eco-friendly, adaptable, acoustic partition for commercial spaces. >

New York-based Nikolas Gregory Studio turns office personnel into furniture makers with its Scrap Stool. >

Manufract has designed a furniture range that mimics the process that trees go through when they self-heal as they naturally release resin to fix the wound. >