The intersection of biotechnology and traditional craftsmanship reached a defining moment at Copenhagen’s 3 Days of Design 2025, where MycoWorks’ Reishi biomaterial took center stage in a groundbreaking exhibition that challenges our understanding of sustainable luxury materials. Curated by: Marie-Louise Høstbo A...
arched bamboo roof shades learning space in bali co-designed by students and mizzi studio
Mizzi Studio leads co-learning space design in bali Green School Bali opens The Living Bridge, a co-learning space designed by Jonathan Mizzi of Mizzi Studio in collaboration with students, educators, and parents. The project is the result of two years’ work as part of the school’s Jalan Jalan program, which...
Hagibis USB C Hub Brings Buttons and Lights to Your Desk, But Is It Enough?
If you have ever longed for more buttons on your desk, the Hagibis USB C Hub with Shortcut Buttons might catch your eye. This little gadget looks like something from a spaceship control panel, complete with a big, satisfying knob and four shortcut buttons arranged neatly around it. It is as if someone decided that USB...
BricBloc Stacks Up Charging, Storage, and Connectivity in One Clever Block
Desks have a way of turning into jungles of cables, chargers, and mystery gadgets. With every new device, the mess seems to multiply, crowding out precious workspace and making even a simple coffee break an exercise in cable dodging. As our digital lives get busier, the hunt for ways to keep things neat and easy gets...
Reviving Frank Lloyd Wright’s Legacy: Imperial Hotel Kyoto’s “Old Is New” Philosophy Transforms 90-Year-Old Theater
Source: New Material Research Laboratory When Frank Lloyd Wright designed the original Imperial Hotel Tokyo, in 1923, he unknowingly initiated an architectural lineage that would span three generations of Ja, he unknowingly initiated an architectural lineage that would span three generations of Japanese designers and...
Recycled construction materials breathes new life in Stockholm port
Imagine strolling through Stockholm’s bustling port and stumbling upon a piece of public furniture that’s pretty eye-catching. It’s not something that you can expect to see in this part of the city. At first, they look just like discarded construction materials that were left to just rot away. But the closer you...
flower carpet islands by AMO bloom across prada’s ss26 menswear showcase in milan
carpeted terrain for prada’s ss 2026 menswear showcase in milan For Prada’s Spring/Summer 2026 menswear presentation in Milan, Rem Koolhas’ AMO has transformed the showspace into a carpeted terrain punctuated by giant black-and-white floral silhouettes that appeared like graphic blooms. Scattered across the...
Bülk Distance Velomobile reinvents long-haul cycling with a weatherproof modular shell
If you’ve ever wished your bicycle could shield you from unpredictable weather, fatigue, and the limitations of exposed riding, the Bülk Distance velomobile might be exactly what you’re looking for. Developed by Velomobile World with input from experienced cyclists and aerodynamic engineers, this vehicle turns...
Lancer300 Modular Backpack Powers Up Adventures for Creators on the Move
Every content creator dreams of that one piece of gear that can do it all. The Lancer300 backpack looks like it might just be that bag. Forget ordinary packs that leave you untangling cables and digging for batteries, this backpack is a modular, techy powerhouse that was clearly designed with creators in mind. If your...
The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Announce the Editors Choice Award
The Core77 Design Awards Editors Choice Award has been bestowed on Joachim Froment from Futurewave and the iXi Golf Trolley. The iXi golf trolley is designed to revolutionize the golfing experience by offering a fully autonomous, self-driving solution that follows players seamlessly on the course. It solves the problem of...