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Most urban design conversations center on permanence: the building, the plaza, the park. Fixed, costly, and slow to adapt. Seoul-based studio BKID Co is thinking differently, and the result is the Seoul Shade, a compact, foldable sunshade that quietly challenges the idea that public comfort has to be built into the ground. BKID, founded by…
If you’ve ever tossed a plastic bottle cap into the recycling bin and wondered where it actually ends up, the Bit Stool might be the most satisfying answer the design world has offered in a while. Created by Neetica Pande for Normann Copenhagen, it’s a piece of furniture that reframes the entire conversation around sustainable…
GPS trackers are one of the few gadget categories that never really got the design treatment they deserved. Most are anonymous pucks or plastic fobs, optimized for function and ignored for everything else. You clip one to your keys or tuck it in a bag, and that’s the end of the relationship. The object itself…
Ferrari has finally entered the electric-powertrain domain with its Luce sports car, which some adore while others absolutely hate. The controversial performance car is the Italian marque’s maiden venture into clean, responsible transition, designed in collaboration with Johnny Ive. While the names involved are larger than life, I hope they have some vehicle planned for the near…
Shoehorns have been around for centuries, and their design has barely moved. Most are anonymous strips of plastic or metal that live behind closet doors and rarely see daylight unless someone’s wrestling with a stiff new pair of shoes. They do one job, they do it acceptably, and then they disappear. It’s a category where…
Furniture, as a category, is not usually meant to make you smile. It holds things, supports things, stores things. Function dictates form, and form gets built around the assumption that your chair or side table should have as little personality as possible. That is the design orthodoxy, at least. The longstanding idea that objects in…
The tape dispenser has been sitting on desks for decades without anyone seriously reconsidering it. It slips when you pull, it tips unless you hold it down, and it leaves tape edges ragged enough that finding the end again becomes a small recurring ritual. For something used constantly in homes, classrooms, and offices worldwide, it…
Public art has long served as a cultural mirror, reflecting what a society chooses to honor. As climate change intensifies and cities face mounting pressure to decarbonize, questions about what our monuments should stand for are getting harder to ignore. Most renewable energy infrastructure stays invisible, buried in utility corridors or mounted on rooftops, rarely…
The RIMOWA Design Prize doesn’t always produce furniture, and that’s precisely why I pay attention to it every year. The luggage brand’s annual student design competition has a way of surfacing ideas that sit at the uncomfortable, exciting edge of what design can actually do for people, and the 2026 winner is probably the best…
There are designers who make beautiful things, and then there are designers who make things that make you think. Ronen Kadushin belongs firmly in the second camp, and his latest collection, Pieces, is proof that a home accessory can be both genuinely useful and quietly subversive. The collection consists of three objects: a candle holder…