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Philippe Starck has turned into an educator. The infamous designer best known for his work from the 80s and early 90s, has his own reality show, Design for Life, on The BBC, where he takes unknown talent and puts them through the typical competitive twists and turns. The winning prize, a 6 month...
Dwell has a great interview with Emily Pilloton, one of our speakers at next week's Influx Curated Conference. Emily is the force behind the Project H initiative, which encourages designers to work for social good and the author of a new book on industrial design. Posted by Ed Cotton
The design world is under fire, for many its seen as frivolous and unsustainable. This environment is tough for those involved in categories like furniture to respond.However, the Finnish company, Artek had a brilliant response to the current environment delivered by Shigeru Ban.At the furniture...
Luxury brands have a big image problem on their hands and urgently need to re-position themselves to be relevant. They need to search deep within themselves to unlock the "truth" that set them apart. At the recent furniture fair in Milan, Fendi made a step forward in the right direction. It took...
The Double Club in London is an exercise in the fusion of different forms of entertainment and culture around a single location. The club is only open for a total of 6 months, but allows visitors to experience the Congo through its music, food (pigs trotters, goat stew and conger eels for example),...