Stories by Lizzie Crook
Circular Union uses mushrooms to create eco-friendly Mush-Hues dyes
Museum of Modern Waste imagines rubbish “as contemporary art”
Frattinifrilli introduces multifunctional stool and bentwood chair
Flowers for Slovakia exhibits 10 Years of Young Slovak Design
Studio Meng-Chan Yu uses porcelain to create Falling-Down Collection
SayDesign spotlights furniture by emerging Sarawakian designers
Studioba’s Now vessels spotlight potential of 3D printing
Folds uses single pieces of folded steel to create homeware collection
The Blessed Lands collection by Esvednâme celebrates Middle Eastern heritage
Mesh Labs’ Kosmos tableware reimagines dining experience
DesignAgenda explores the role of designers in creating a sustainable future
Museu Nacional uses 3D-printing to recreate lost artefacts
Spelk surface collection offers “contradictory sensory experience”
Ecopixel exhibits circular products made from “what others throw away”
Synesthesia X1 device offers “multi-sensory musical experience”
Ruben van Megen’s Sandcastles homeware references childhood memories
Viivi Lehto’s Garden Series glassware takes cues from nature
Puma’s Design to Fade collection is biodegradable and manufactured on demand
Folk reimagines everyday objects as “primitive” sculptures
Craft-tech celebrates traditional Japanese lacquer craft
Toyota presents finalists of baggage handling competition
Paesaggio con figure is an eco-friendly toy by Passaro Edizioni