After struggling to find a lift chair for her aging parents that didn’t look like medical equipment, Janet Feldman spent a decade developing a more considered alternative
What began with a request for a dashboard clock grew into two extensively reimagined Porsche 911s shaped by watchmaking, leatherwork, and an unexpected dose of nautical design
Clear cases and visible circuitry give modern electronics a decidedly retro edge
The Bronco Filson trades conventional luxury cues for rugged materials, functional details, and an interior designed to get better with use
Formafantasma’s SuperWire for FLOS transforms planar glass into a glowing architectural system, reimagining the LED filament as a poetic light source.
Herbst and Slice launch the 15 Collection, celebrating 15 years of razor-sharp collaboration with two sleek new cutting tools: Spry and Snapr.
Fyrn’s Studio Series offers a new blueprint for sustainability, transforming leftover production materials into functional, collectible art.
Italian designer Chiara Andreatti joins us for Friday Five to share her love of Carlo Scarpa, favorite travel destinations, and more.
Representing 10 programs + 270 design students, the School of Constructed Environments at The New School's Parsons School of Design shares its end-of-year exhibition.
200 years of Macallan history takes form in a vessel capturing “the essence of a Bentley motorcar through taste, texture, and natural color.”
TOPOS, by ZHA + iSiMar, brings together the brands' respective expertise in design + materials to celebrate Mediterranean living at its best.
iRobot's Director of Industrial Design Insun Hong explains how her team has made Roomba vacuums a more welcome addition to the home.
Jordan Diatlo walks us through Leadoff’s work for Spora Health Momma’s Kit in particular, which was designed “to make the maternal journey better for Black people and to center their joy."
Hives is a new 3D material designed by Konstantin Grcic for Mutina that allows for endless configurations and limitless expansion of architecture.
In this episode, we chat with Joseph Guerra of Guerra Office, an industrial design practice in New York, about designing (and redesigning) commonplace objects that elevate your previous experience with them.
