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Lee Broom displays « sculptural tableau of light » for Mexico City art week debut

British designer Lee Broom has marked his Mexico City art week debut with over 50 objects displayed throughout the 20th-century mansion showroom of local lighting company Diez Company. Read more

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Zomuzi and Gantri transform former auto body shop into showroom in San Francisco

New York studio Zomuzi has completed a showroom for lighting brand Gantri in San Fransciso that brings together influences from the building’s 1930s origins and the city’s counter-cultural history. Read more

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Sabine Marcelis designs two-in-one rug and sofa with « subtle irony » for CC-Tapis

Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis has created Roll, a rug with a wood-and-resin arm that transforms the product into a sofa, which she is debuting at a modernist house during Mexico City art week. Read more

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Designing for the 5-Second Test: What Users Actually Decide in the Blink of an Eye

In the time it takes to read this sentence, a user has already formed a lasting judgment about your website. The 5-second test, where a user sees a page for just five seconds before answering core questions, reveals a brutal truth: design is not about exploration; it’s about instant comprehension. This isn’t about aesthetics; it’s about cognitive …

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The Grammar of Interaction: Designing Intuitive Physical Controls in a Touchscreen World

In an age of sterile, flat glass interfaces, the physical control, a knob, a switch, a button, has become an artifact of profound interaction design. Its rarity has amplified its power. A well-designed physical control communicates through a silent, tactile language. It tells the user what it is, what it does, and how to use …

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Regenerative Design: Architecture That Gives Back More Than It Takes

For decades, sustainable design has been an exercise in minimization: less energy, less waste, less damage. The goal has been to be “less bad.” But in an era of climate and biodiversity crisis, doing less harm is no longer enough. The next paradigm is Regenerative Design, architecture conceived not as an extractive endpoint, but as a …

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Comparing Salaries: In-house vs Freelance UX/UI Designers

UX and UI design have evolved into one of the most flexible and in-demand career paths in tech. Designers today are no longer limited to traditional office roles. Many professionals choose between working in-house for a company or offering their skills as freelancers. While both options can be rewarding, compensation structures, stability, and long-term earning …

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Yrki Arkitektar references lava fields for summerhouse overlooking Icelandic volcano

A dark palette of concrete, metal and stone references the craggy surface of a lava field surrounding Swan Nest, a summerhouse by local studio Yrki Arkitektar overlooking one of Iceland‘s most active volcanoes. Read more

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Ten unique vents that « tell the story of Britain’s underground industrial history »

From an art nouveau column in Aberdeen to a slate-clad vent that blends into the Snowdonia landscape, authors Lucy Lavers, Judy Ovens and Suzanna Prizeman have selected 10 unique ventilation shafts from their book Adventurous Vents. Read more

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Stockholm Creative Edition hopes to wake up Sweden’s « sleepy » design industry

Folded paper lights and a chair woven from a single piece of rope are among the projects from emerging Swedish designers that are on show as part of the main exhibition at Stockholm Creative Edition this week. Read more

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