Our new series explores timeless classics that have shaped modern design. From furniture and technology to everyday objects, we look at how visionary designs continue to influence us today. The series begins with Thonet Chair No. […]
In the second part of our feature on circular materials, we look at rigid and flexible materials. Developed from components such as sawdust, fungal structures, building rubble or discarded plastic, they are beginning to change our […]
Accessible, user-friendly, intuitive: inclusive design establishes diversity as the norm and develops solutions that make everyday life more accessible and enjoyable for everyone. In this way, it contributes to the promotion of an inclusive society in […]
Goodbye microplastics: In the first part of our special feature on circular materials, we focus on bio-based fibres, yarns and fabrics for fashion and interiors, which are seen as promising alternatives to organic cotton and linen. […]
Swiss company World of Pi offers digital, Web3-based services for doing business in cycles – tailored to the furniture and design industry. Stephan Hürlemann, designer and co-founder, explains what it takes to move to a circular […]
The young Spanish company Bõln uses an innovative bio-based polyurethane material in the design of its products. The versatile, modular furniture and elements are made from 90% plant waste, demonstrating the potential for circularity and functionality […]
