Designer Dailies

Designer David Weeks lets us tag along on a recent snowy day to see how he makes it all happen.

Follow along with Hybrid Design's Brian Flynn's alter ego, a muppet, as he tackles a day in his life.

Spend the day with company director of design house Psalt Design to see how it's all done.

We spent the year being a voyeur into the world of designers and their everyday lives. See how they spent their days.

The duo behind Meshu takes us along for the day as they hit the open roads of Australia.

Follow New York interior designer Magdalena Keck around for a day to see how she makes it all happen.

Tanya Aguiñiga dips and dyes rope to make coral shapes for an underwater-inspired installation.

Peek into an average day in the life of RIT industrial design student Blair Prietz, who is just finishing up his studies this year.

This Designer Dailies follows the seemingly wacky antics of New York based designer Brooks Atwood, Assistant Professor of Industrial Design at NJIT and head of Pod Design.

We head to San Francisco to visit with Rachel Gant and Andrew Deming of Yield Design as they prepare for their first product launch—a nifty bag that unfolds into a picnic blanket.

We had such a great time this year peeking into the everyday lives of designers, architects and artists in our monthly Designer Dailies column. Let's take a look back at all 12 of them.

December's Designer Dailies focuses on a well-known favorite, contemporary furniture design company, Blu Dot. Its founders, John Christakos, Maurice Blanks, and Charles Lazor (who has since left), were college buddies who all appreciated architecture, art, and design, and all of whom were less than thrilled with the furnishings they could afford once they graduated. Rather than simply complaining, in 1997 they formed Blu Dot, with the goal of bringing good design to as many people as possible. Here's a slice of how they get that accomplished.