Articles

Droog Lab's Fantastical Investments projects explores the contradicting consumption habits of Russians. >

Ilse Crawford's Sidekicks and Companions are the ideal home partners and great in a support role for daily life. >

Maxim Velčovský's "Local Collection" of vessels at the London Design Festival is inspired by the local identities of his native Czech Republic. >

Silver-where? at the London Design Festival looks to finding the silver amid a "mass of stuff". >

From delicate porcelain pieces to functional objects in earthy stoneware, Ceramics in the City presents the work of the UK's foremost potters. >

Nendo’s installation for Established & Sons uses copies of London maps to interpret the brand’s vision of a creative London. >

A colourful urban "spiderweb" in New York City was made using more than 4000 laser-cut panels. >

Ron Arad is the 2011 winner of the coveted London Design Medal. >

Register now as a Design Indaba Expo 2012 buyer to enjoy more specials and benefits. >

Industrial Revolution 2.0: How the Material World Will Newly Materialise considers the influence of 3D printing techniques on different design disciplines. >

Living in the Endless City is a comprehensive look at the challenges facing the city of the 21st century. >

The Timber Wave is a three storey installation at the entrance to the V&A Museum in London. >

The world's first fully functional greenhouse made entirely of Lego bricks popped up in Covent Garden. >

Ilse Crawford's Family of Lights at the London Design Festival are the kinds of pieces that influence our daily lives. >