Photographer Ryan Hopkinson has collaborated with jellymongers Bompas & Parr to explore what happens when powerful explosives are detonated inside jellies.

Acclaimed designer couple Job Smeets and Nynke Tynagel are presenting commissions from the years 2010 to 2012.

The 23rd Biennial of Design is now accepting submissions.

Mathieu Lehanneur’s rich creativity obviously stems strongly from a fascination and appreciation for scientific processes.

The London-based design consultancy Postlerferguson presents a series of wooden toy ships, the giants of the seas.

Stählemühle produces some of the finest German schnaps available today. The extremely limited batches—made at an 18th century mill near Lake Constance—come wonderfully packaged, with their sleek labeling and nostalgia-infused bottle shapes.

Our dear FriendsWithYou take you on a journey to the inner space and its inherent secrets.

Boxed & Labelled Two! is a compelling exploration of the power of state-of-the-art packaging design today and documents its main strategic directions—all of which address a longing for "truthfulness."

Opening November 11 in Singapore: an hommage to the great German designer and his philosophy.

The designer and artist showcases recent bodies of work.

In recent years Dieter Rams has been rediscovered and celebrated as one of the most influential

Our dear FriendsWithYou will create a spectacle and joyful parade.

Then please dream on while snuggled up in these. 

Famous for their impeccable tongue-in-cheek takes on American popular culture, the Delaware-based type foundry House Ind.

The American designer is exhibiting an intriguing project during SuperDesign 2011 in London.

.PSLAB develops products, from concept to construction, that harness light and are featured in Lux: Lamps & Lights.

Chilling in his legendary bookinist chair during lunchbreak, Nils Holger Moormann's imagination ran riot.

Designer Henrik Vibskov is bringing his traveling retail concept 100 Days to Berlin this week.

The exhibition Totem and Taboo examines the relationship between art and design. It features works by contemporary designers and artists who work on the frontiers and crossovers of their respective disciplines.

The Aurelia Eichhornia is a series of lamps especially developed for the presentation of Leolux during the 50th Salone Internazionale del Mobile 2011 where the Dutch furniture company exhibited its new collection.

British Designer, Faye Toogood, will launch her third furniture collection, Delicate Interference: Assemblage 3.

Fantastical Investments—the outcome of Droog Lab’s study of consumption habits in Russia—is an imaginary luxury brand.

You are HOW you eat, as much as what you eat. Now, more than ever, eating is an expression of our mindset, identity, spirit, culture, and aspirations.

An invitation to an exclusive evening about German design held at the Goethe-Institut in San Francisco on Friday, August 26th, from 6:00 to 9:30 pm.

The Melbourne company recently opened its first US store inside New
York's Grand Central Terminal. The kiosk, designed by Aesop Director

Designer Nendo presents the graphic and exhibition design for the first major Japanese retrospective of internationally-known milliner Hirata Akio

On invitation of Amnesty International, Dutch designer Maarten Baas has designed The Empty Chair.

For the exhibition Industrious Artefacts guest curators Jurgen Bey and Rianne Makkink make connections between production processes f

Why Berlin? Once an industrial center and later a city divided, Berlin has been dealt more than its fair share of a difficult past.

Kevin van Braak reconstructed four office desks of controversial former world leaders - Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and Nixon – and the world globe that Hitler had in his office in the Reichskanzlei (the Reich Chancellery).

Beta Tank releases its newest object from the Taxing Art series, the b-side table, commissioned by Dilmos Gallery, Milan for the Unison exhibition during Milano Salone (April 2011).

Arik Levy is one of the widest ranging industrial designers at work today.

The world-famous designer Jasper Morrison has always been fascinated by Danish design.

Washing machines sit idle most of the time. Homes offer views that mostly go unnoticed.

The Studio Museum in Harlem is pleased to present Stephen Burks: Man Made, a unique project that furthers industrial designer Stephen Burks’s ongoing exploration of the global economy of artisanal craft.