Articles

At the 2nd Holon Design Week, Israeli design shows it's ready for its international debut. >

Is that dog gloriously happy to see me? Or is it the friendliest way ever to play catch with your pooch? >

The tools of manufacturing – like 3D printing – are within reach of the hands of the masses, ushering in a 3rd industrial revolution. >

Ross Lovegrove's "Lasvit Liquidkristal" installation bridges the divide between glass manufacturing design, and architecture. >

It looks the same... but is it really? Maarten Baas's More or Less Chair can be deceiving to the eye! >

Please welcome to the world of intelligent wireless speakers the Big Jambox, the stronger cousin of Jawbone's first Jambox. >

Day two of Design Indaba 2012 had a very strong "social design" undertone. We were impressed by the efforts by designers to truly make the world a better place. >

Karim Rashid's "Float" sofa works to achieve privacy, freedom and comfort in public spaces, using a well-balanced selection of colours. >

Tord Boontje's "Cacophony Bell" for Laikingland's With Movement exhibition at Milan Design Week explore the forces of gravity -- and comes with a story. >

Trend guru Li Edelkoort has been awarded the 2012 Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds prize in the Netherlands for her contribution to design and fashion. >

Plans for the Vancouver tower optimise complex conditions to create a landmark with minimal footprint and maximum innovation in design. >

Tom Dixon is lighting the way of the future with Luminosity, a new range of lamps, lights and shades that can be seen at the Milan Design Week. >

Konstantin Grcic's Pro chair was originally intended for educational environments but it works equally well in homes and offices. See it at Milan Design Week. >

Using low-tech means to achieve high-tech results... Francis Kéré's climatically adaptable design for a school in Burkina Faso earned him the Gold Holcim Award. >