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Where does shredded paper actually go? Ask most office workers and they will shrug, assume it gets recycled, and move on with their day. In reality, once paper turns to confetti, its usefulness mostly ends right there. A sliver of it gets repurposed into crinkle filler for gift boxes and fragile shipments, the kind of…
What would it look like for a building material to behave more like a living organism? Rameshwari Jonnalagedda has been sitting with that question, and Minimal Matter is her answer in clay. Drawing on the mathematics of minimal surfaces, geometries that appear in soap films, leaf veins, and cellular membranes, she has developed a system…
You remember those old-time spy movies where someone fairly important would walk to a retina scanner and hunch over, while light would shine into their eye, identifying them. I always found that technology fascinating, but impractical. Not only was it an incentive to have people rip your eyeballs out, the procedure seemed just a little…
Remember the Tri-fold Projector from CES this year? While that might have been mainly designed to be great PR (everyone loves talking about exciting tech), the tri-fold was simply a trailer to the bigger picture – Aurzen’s catalog of low-budget-great-spec projectors. The BOOM 3, which won the Design Intelligence Award last year, packs a punch…
The Sakeb Carpenter’s Pencil is a carefully considered reinterpretation of the traditional carpenter’s pencil, designed with sustainability and cultural heritage at its foundation. Inspired by local craftsmanship and grounded in environmental responsibility, it reflects a deep respect for materials, making processes, and the people behind them. Visually, the pencil holds onto a raw, dusty appearance…
I’ve seen my fair share of off-roaders that try too hard—overstyled behemoths with plastic cladding and fake vents masquerading as rugged machines. I’ve seen the opposite too, with their stuck-on trims that come off and warrant a global product recall (looking at you, Tesla). Then there’s the Dongfeng M-Hunter, which saunters onto the scene with…
Born from discarded seafood shells, SEAD merges tradition with innovation, offering eco-friendly pods for heirloom seeds. It’s a journey of reimagined agriculture, where waste transforms into a resource and every seed sown signifies sustainability. SEAD’s design mirrors ecological harmony and agricultural resilience, promising a greener future. Join the movement where innovation blossoms and sustainability flourishes,…
Small enough to fit in both your palms, the Patella Crescenda makes growing greens ridiculously easy and quick. The unique shape of the planter allows it to water itself so you don’t need to, and helps you grow seeds without any soil, yielding sprouts in just about a week. The Patella Crescenda is intuitive, fun…
For an extra $14,000, the manufacturer will also sell you a companion drone to go with your mammoth SUV. Meet the Meishi 917, also fondly dubbed the M-Hero 917 from Dongfeng – China’s first off-road automotive brand. Drawing inspiration from the robustness of military vehicles, the M-Hero 917 boasts a design characterized by sharp lines…
We see plenty of solar-powered products today, ranging from simple lamps to complicated electronics. But despite the sustainability benefits these offer, there’s no escaping the fact that they do need to soak up the rays to actually work. That’s not much of a problem if the devices have large batteries that can be used when…