The Pietà is lit with iGuzzini’s new Sipario floodlight, a luminaire specifically designed to meet the lighting requirements of artworks, museum spaces, and cultural venues

At the Vitra Design Museum, the exhibition ‘Transform! Designing the Future of Energy’ focuses on how design can shape a society based on renewable energy

The Loewe Foundation announced that the 30 finalist works will be exhibited at the Noguchi Museum in New York, starting May 17

A brief history of the electric car; images and description of seven European and American seminal electric automobiles manufactured from 1881 to 1996

Swedish design office Front – founded by Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren – has designed a new, intriguing collection of seating furniture inspired by nature

How and when did plants enter our homes? From the 17th century to the present day, a brief history of our relationship with houseplants

Chinese designers have recently developed a bike helmet, called Voronoi, which combines parametric modeling, bionics, and 3D printing

10 projects from ‘Design In An Age Of Crisis’, an initiative by the London Design Biennale aimed to foster post-pandemic innovative design through radical thinking

in 2014, the Central Bank of Norway appointed Snøhetta and Metric Design/Terje Tønnessen to develop the design of its new paper currency

Located in the city’s Central Station, the Shoah Memorial of Milan is dedicated to the people deported to the Nazi death camps during the Holocaust

Manufactured initially by ISO Rivolta in Italy in 1953 and then by BMW in Germany, the Isetta was a revolutionary egg-shaped little automobile and the world’s first microcar

Curated by Paola Antonelli, ‘Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival’, the 22nd International exhibition of the Milan Triennale, focuses on restorative design

SHJWORKS has recently presented Biotope, an organic-shape urban greenhouse containing a natural microcosm populated by plants and insects.

The distinction between recycling and upcycling really makes sense, and invites us to investigate the very sense of terms such as “sustainability”.

Until January 2019, the Triennale di Milano features the eleventh edition of its Design Museum entitled ‘Stories. Italian Design’

At Milan Design Week 2018, MAD created a fascinating temporary installation for Audi consisting of five artificial islands amid a large water mirror

3D printing and digital manufacturing. Available technologies, present situation, future scenarios, and impact on product design and Industry 4.0

The exhibition ‘Fashioned from Nature’ at the Victoria & Albert Museum investigates how to make fashion creative and sustainable at the same time

The Museo degli Innocenti in Florence is a museum of art and history located in the famous “Ospedale degli Innocenti” Renaissance building by Brunelleschi

Despite his relatively young age, Joseph Walsh is one of the most influential figures of contemporary design and a recognized master of wooden furniture art

Limiteazero and Clonwerk have designed an array of multisensory exhibition spaces for FICO Eataly World, a new agricultural and food park in Bologna, Italy

Physical and virtual merge into the design by MAD Architects for the new Roca Gallery flagship store at Dongzhimen, Beijing.

The exhibition ‘Inspired in Barcelona: In & Out showcases the latest Catalan design at the Milan Design Week 2017

Maarteen Baas presents in Milan the 101 Chair and the Maarten Baas Table produced by Lensvelt

On a white carousel in Milan’s central station, Lee Broom presents his most iconic designs to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his brand

For the Milan Design Week, Base Milano in Zona Tortona hosts “Design Nomade”, an exhibition focused on contemporary nomadic living