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Bentu Design has recently released a new project called WRECK, a series of furniture and an exhibition of pieces created from wasted ceramics from Chaozhou, China. For the project, Bentu went deep into the daily-use ceramics industry in Chaozhou, where they ...
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Regardless of our age or profession, it’s highly likely that we spend an unhealthy amount of our day sat down. In fact, studies have shown that a person now spends more than ten hours a day on their backside! Needless ...
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The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) Triennial is in full swing and some of our favorite pieces on display at the massive art event are these brilliant and beautiful PET lamps that combine indigenous Australian craftsmanship with recycled plastic. Commissioned by NGV, ...
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The Rolar Blinds do three things. They harness the energy of the sun, they cut the glare of the sun out during the day, keeping your indoors ambient, and they look absolutely gorgeous while they do the above two. The ...
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x https://youtu.be/hp-vqd8zJM4 MIT has taken the first steps towards turning plants into functional lighting by embedding the firefly enzyme in the leaves of a watercress plant. By introducing specialised nanoparticles into leaves, engineers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created plants that can glow for nearly four ...
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Moss is a versatile plant that’s taking over home decor right now. There are a variety of ways to create impressive moss decorations to bring rich natural essence to your home or any celebration. If you are looking for decorative objects to ...
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Nothing says ‘don’t talk to me’ like a soundproof helmet, a cocoon-shaped desk or a chair that basically swallows you when you want to disappear. Designed for introverts and people who just want some dang peace and quiet in a noisy ...
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Stop and think about how many hours you spend sitting in an office chair hunched over a computer. Don’t you think your butt deserves to be cradled in something more luxurious than whatever was on sale at Staples? The Elysium ...
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London Design Biennale 2016: fragments of recycled ocean plastic are inlaid to achieve the terrazzo effect of the Gyro table, designed by Brodie Neill for Australia’s entry into the first London Design Biennale (+ slideshow). Neill, an Australian designer now based in ...