Pepe Heykoop designs products for The Tiny Miracles Foundation to help the poor in India change their situation in just a few short years.
The CIRRUS seating line is full of curved shapes resembling a whimsical, cloud-like seating option in your living room instead of up in the sky.
Designer Lukas Peet shares some intimate inspirations that not only affect his design but also his everyday life.
An interactive art piece aimed to help people express their emotions related to natural disasters.
The California-based company, simplehuman, breaks down the design process behind their latest product, the Sensor Mirror.
I am really loving these colorful, geometric tea towels by Studio Mae Engelgeer.
A student's thesis explores how much form and functionality can you take away before it ceases to be a chair?
No place for greenery in your small space? No problem! These tables are the answer.
Remember jabbing potatoes with toothpicks as a kid? That's what inspired these creative, whimsical furniture designs by Floris Wubben called Potato Family.
A product designed to bring beekeeping to urban environments.
Christian Kim has reinterpreted the classic pendulum clock with ZWILLING, a modernized, wall-mounted version.
Create a mini vegetable or herb garden right in your tabletop with these tables that have a built-in planter.
We visit Jessica Rosenkrantz and Jesse Louis-Rosenberg of Nervous System at their Boston area studio.
Designer Shuchun Hsiao created the Google Birdhouse Project, an ongoing project to give birds desinations of their own, just like Google maps does for humans.
Dutch designer Dik Scheepers has created Sine, a cabinet made of oak, PVC, and brass that will change over time and become less transparent as its filled.
