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Here are two photos I took on my phone this weekend. The first photograph is from the car park of Wing Yip in Croydon. Wing Yip is a chain of large Chinese supermarkets … Visitors to the Croydon branch approaching along…
This legacy is carried forward by the Kokkokai, a collective of master artisans with a shared vision to advance the craft and preserve centuries-old Maki-e techniques that have been passed down through generations. Drawing from Japanese culture and nature, their…
(Singapore, 07.10.2026) Come December, Japanese luxury fountain penmaker Namiki is proud to present its 2026 Limited-Edition Fountain Pen, âWolf Moonâ â a masterpiece created as an ode to the strength and independence of wolves, and named after the first full moon…
Measure twice, cut once is solid advice that skips a few steps. Somewhere between the measuring and the cutting you also need a pencil, a… No matter how small Apple’s Lightning cable port might be, I still manage to get…
hube: What first drew you from design engineering toward furniture specifically—toward pieces that sit in rooms, that invite the body, that gather presence over time? Francisco Jaramillo: There has never really been a shift toward furniture pieces specifically. My…
Although it may be known as the oldest wallpaper company in the country—founded in 1886—Thibaut has grown into a modern one-stop shop. The post Thibaut is evolving from wallpaper to a one-stop design destination appeared first on Atlanta Magazine. “Many…
In conversation with ART AFRICA, Lewis reflects on the evolving relationship between material and meaning, the importance of physical making in an increasingly digital world, and museums’ role in reconsidering what we preserve, value, and remember. Installation view of exhibition…
Artisan CEO Carmel Haugh reflects on its recent inaugural symposium – an opportunity to celebrate Queensland craft and design ahead of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games. The groundswell of talent from makers and craftspeople was palpable. That was the feeling at MADE…
For Yitian Li, some of the most important design decisions in artificial intelligence happen where users cannot see them. They determine how a system responds, when it asks for confirmation, how it communicates uncertainty, and ultimately whether an interaction strengthens…
by Chahna TankPublished on: Oct 03, 2026 by Mrinmayee BhootJul 25, 2026 by Pranjal MaheshwariJun 20, 2026 by Mrinmayee Bhoot Oct 08, 2026 The game designer discusses their work and its manipulation of scale, scientific data and non-human perspectives to create speculative futures in conversation with STIR. by…