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VERTO Brings Air Purification Outdoors

The World Health Organization reports 99% of people living in urban areas are exposed to air quality levels that exceed safe daily limits. That means me, you, and everyone we know are breathing unhealthy levels of fine particulate matter and…

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It’s a Hard Nocs Life With the Small, But Mighty and Minimalist Mini

Swedish soundsmiths Nocs went unapologetically big with their initial monolithic speaker design, a handmade minimalist ode to music realized in a blackened birch plywood cabinet, powered by a Class-D amplifier, and an array of 3.5-inch full range drivers and 6-inch…

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Take 5: Knitted Lights, Frequented Substacks, Pearl Phone Straps + More

I’m fascinated by this artist/designer who creates the most unusual sculptures out of textiles. He is pushing the boundaries on what you can do with fabrics, manipulating them into different textures and freeform shapes. For this year’s Milan Design Week,…

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Polaroid I-2: A New Era of High-End Instant Photography

In a world where digital reigns supreme, Polaroid continues to take steps to bridge the gap between the analog past and the digital present. The all-new Polaroid I-2 instant camera just launched, and it’s redefining the boundaries of instant photography.…

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U-Turn Audio Puts an Audiophile Spin With Orbit Turntables Series

If you’re just entering the hobbyist stage of vinyl record listening and collecting, you’re probably not at the stage of concerning yourself too much about features like a magnesium tonearm, electronic speed control, and a silicone belt driven system. They’re…

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Window Chronicles Mimics the Positive Effects of a Real Window

After six months spent living in a one-window studio in Seoul, Noëmi Orgaer realized the importance of having a connection to the outdoors – even when you’re surrounded by four walls. Her lone window faced the neighbor’s unimpressive wall. Over…

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Designer Desktop: September 2023 With Ray Dak Lam

Ray Dak Lam is a graphic designer and illustrator based in Edmonton, Canada with a penchant for using big colors – and lots of them. Throughout his career, Ray has had the opportunity to creatively work with big brands like…

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Bebop Around Town + Trails With the Ride1Up Cafe Cruiser

Have you taken an e-bike for a spin yet? Electric bicycles are quickly gaining traction among those of us who want to travel somewhere faster than usual, but don’t mind putting in some exertion of their own on the journey.…

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Juniper MULTIVERSE Runs Ribbons Around Normal Track Lighting

On one hand, the Juniper MULTIVERSE System shares many of the hallmark traits of form and function associated with traditional track lighting. But to compare the Connecticut-based company’s architectural technology to its outdated and often maligned predecessor would be doing…

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Take 5: Minimalist Phone, Modern Playground, Blue Tunnel + More

As part of the Nickerson Gardens public housing complex, the renovated 17,656-square-foot Nickerson Gardens Playground is bringing a much-needed space for kids to have fun in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles. The playground was designed by architecture and design…

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12 Must-Have, Super Fun Back-to-School Necessities

Whether you’ve already moved into your dorm room or are just getting ready to send your kids down the street to the local school, we thought we might provide a bit of inspiration. Check out these 12 colorful, functional back-to-school…

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Promptac Takes a Tactile Approach to Generative AI Design

Creative professionals are increasingly being asked to learn how to prompt systems using text, questions, or even coding to cajole artificial intelligence to conjure concepts. Sidelining traditional tools, digital or physical, the process can sometimes feel like navigating a room…

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Products of Place Introduces AI to Sustainable Product Design

Products of Place is an exploration into how generative AI might one day assist designers in making more sustainable products through the use of abundant local materials. Those materials just need to be uncovered first. The collaboration between SPACE10 and…

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Birdie Tells You When It’s Time to Open a Window for Fresh Air

Oftentimes we think of air quality solely in terms of the oxygen we breathe while outside. Yet, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American spends more than 90% of their life indoors. This means the air breathed…

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Naoto Fukasawa Colors Gogoro Electric Scooters in MUJI Style

Naoto Fukasawa’s imprint upon MUJI’s catalog runs deep, an influence that continues with the Japanese designer’s seat at the brand’s design advisory board. Fukasawa has returned to lend his distinct perspective to the “no-brand quality goods” brand, this time in form…

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Dezeen in Depth asks if AI will really take architects’ jobs?

This month’s Dezeen In Depth newsletter looks at whether architects could lose their jobs to artificial intelligence and features an interview with Bjarke Ingels. Subscribe to Dezeen in Depth now. As part of our AItopia series exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) will impact architecture and design, Dezeen…

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The Guggenheim Hosts the Unveiling of the 20th BMW Art Car

The stage: the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. The canvas: the BMW M Hybrid V8. The artist: New York-based artist Julie Mehretu, a MacArthur Award and the US Department of State Medal of Arts Award recipient with…

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Will architects really lose their jobs to AI?

As part of our AItopia series exploring how AI will impact architecture and design, Dezeen examines whether the technology will end up taking architects’ jobs. In 2019, New York-based designer Sebastian Errazuriz caused a stir with his claim that 90…