Four degrees is a book shelf designed by MicroWorks, a Tokyo based studio. But we are wondering why four degrees and not five, six, or seven??? [...]

We invite you to explore the  graphic design world of  Valentin Abad, Julien Dhivert and Sebastien Riveron founders of Akatre Atelier. According to their words "good design for us is a design which answers to the problematic of a brief with an extra conceptual vision". [...]

Yatzer, never tired of new ideas, invites you to take a look at the work of this talented young designer from Italy and his exclusive interview for our site that demonstrate that we should always leave a little door open to the unexpected.  [...]

The famous Beirut based .PSLAB design studio has finished its latest project, a lighting system for the Tamarai restaurant in Cairo. .PSLAB has adopted an industrial look for this concept using matt black metal beams carrying horseshoe-like fixtures [...]

A plate of food is like a painting. How food is arranged on a plate and garnished, can feast our eyes and affect the way we think the food tastes. ''Zest'' Gourmet Plates help to create beautiful food presentations effortlessly and make your meals as visually appealing as they are tasty. Eat with your eyes! [...]

Rocket presents an exhibition of paintings and drawings made between 1970 and 1973 by the late British artist Jeremy Moon. These paintings are Moon's ‘mature’work and  have remained in Moon’s garden studio in Kingston-upon-Thames since his death. [...]

Launched in May 2009, knoll kids consists of modern mid-century classics that have been scaled for a younger generation, while maintaining the standards of the designers and affirming the Knoll belief in the power and utility of modern design. [...]

This year’s poster competition Ten Images for Ithaca brought together 1468 designers and artists from 67 different countries. This international poster competition is considered to be one of the most important annual events for poster design worldwide. The winners for 2009 have been announced. [...]