Studio mo man tai translates diversity statistics of the Netherlands' population and turns it into a field of reflective flowers made from acrylic offcuts.
FREITAG’s new Lucky Trucking Charms turn truck tarp scraps into one-of-a-kind bag accessories – blending the bag charm craze with circular design.
Akasaki & Vanhuyse’s WA lamp preserves the history of Tokyo’s daily commute, reimagining train parts as a sculptural light for today.
Developed for and with Bali-based eco resort Desa Potato Head, the Max Lamb WASTED Collection – 001 of homewares marks a fresh strategy in circular design.
By reclaiming pieces of Murano glass, Luca Nichetto transform waste into the sculptural Upglas lighting collection for Astep.
Fyrn’s Studio Series offers a new blueprint for sustainability, transforming leftover production materials into functional, collectible art.
Dappled light and quilted comfort are on display for the Hana-arashi exhibit featuring objects by Nendo made from Paola Lenti's textile offcuts.
Hero Flooring currently offers five high-performance flooring collections made using Nike Grind recycled rubber that resembles crazy, colorful, modern terrazzo.
DANTE – Goods And Bads recently teamed up with Haus Otto on two additions to their 2023-2024 Jetzt Collection: the Hold On wall hook + AL13 aluminum armchair.
The Puffer Bag isn't just a bag – it's a statement piece, a conversation starter, and a tribute to the timeless winter coat staple.
Known as one of the most prominent voices in contemporary African design, multidisciplinary artist + designer Hamed Ouattara's debut American exhibition – Bolibana – is on display at Friedman Benda.
Acclaimed textile designer Aleksandra Gaca's Philips MyCreation lights are 3D-printed using a previously untapped source: fishing nets.
Katie Treggiden speaks to Emily Mae Martin of British brand TOAST who is leading the way in bringing repair culture into clothing, homewares, and accessories.
Design Milk talks to British lighting brand skinflint who gives new life to vintage lights, saving more than 50,000 from landfill so far.
During Milan Design Week 2023, Patricia Urquiola + manufacturer Moroso upcycled two of the designer's oldest designs + released some exciting new pieces.
