
colossal crochet structures by choi+shine begin with intricate, group-made stitches
across large-scale lace installations, crochet is transformed from handwork into public space through the labor of many volunteers.
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across large-scale lace installations, crochet is transformed from handwork into public space through the labor of many volunteers.

exhibited at paradigm gallery + studio from march 6th, 2026, the artist, also know as lace in the moon, has produced more than 30 of these objects by hand.

lace figures emphasize both cultural symbolism and material construction.

the project mimics the delicate and textured surface of sea urchin shells found in the ocean.

using digitally developed modules, mamou-mani shapes Hermès’ beijing flagship with a parametric terracotta facade.

seen in designboom's exclusive video, the awe-inspiring, semi-transparent cloud of 375 3D-printed, bio-sourced modules welcomes public visitors to the design museum in london.

the main structural concept for the reconstruction is described as ‘four parallel walls and a roof.’

zU-studio embeds traditional basque symbols into the spatial design.

the project repurposes an original early-2000s telefónica payphone, covering it in moss and transforming it into an AI-powered interface for real-time conversation.

the interactive installation's design focused on narrative presence, rhythm, and emotional nuance, rather than instruction and efficiency.

held from 5 to 14 June, the ten-day festival transformed more than 150 venues into a distributed platform for design.

the 'sustainable' contemporary design collection sustains ancient italian craftsmanship and a centuries-old community of neapolitan artisans.

tailored for shared journeys, the suite’s playful layout reshapes the relationship between guests and their little friends into a refined universe of bespoke design.

the project is characterized by a 'carved' void in its center that beautifully contrasts with the surrounding geometry.

the studio works on objects that pull people back to their own bodies and away from screens, synthetic feedback, materials that have no biological relationship with them.

we take a collective look back at designboom's first chapter of 'utopian optimism' and discuss how its essays, stories, and profiles illustrate utopia not as a faraway ideal, but as imminent method.

'flat out' turns car culture into a graphic space, with every seam, shadow and tire tread pulled into the artist's black-and-white linework.

aston martin’s legacy can be explored up close at petersen museum’s new exhibit, featuring a james bond-era DB5 and a 1979 bulldog wedge car.

ultra-thin katsuobushi is released into open air, then collected onto a circular platform.

modular display installations designed by flat12x frame the collectible golf accessories.

the immersive installation uses repetition, color, and light to turn a simple cube into a sensory environment that continuously changes with movement and viewpoint.

interlocking tubular stars in mirroring silver skin shift with the movement of clouds and sunlight.

curved geometries establish a continuous spatial flow within the pierre hermé paris flagship store.

MVRDV’s facade for 'irwell hill residences' in singapore employs modular construction to create shifting depth and pockets of greenery.

combining fungal growth with plant-based fibers, the project examines how these two organic materials can interlock to form a structural and light-filtering material for product design.

designed by ludwig eder, the biomaterial comes with holes under it to map out exactly where the mycelium needs to grow.

the porto show exhibits models of the guggenheim bilbao, LUMA arles, the vitra design museum, and other projects that defined the pritzker-prize winning architect's career

the photographer captures the concrete extension as a study in balance, showing how the architecture highlights history without overshadowing it.

each suspended element incorporates reclaimed murano glass droplets from the original chandeliers, embedding historical material directly into the new composition.

hundreds of acoustic and electric guitars, donated by manchester residents. form the skin of the sculpture by lazerian.

the airport by MAD spans 2,267 hectares and features a 12,000-square-meter terminal under its feather-like roof.

a central spine organizes the terminal and its piers, reducing transfer times while acting as a spatial anchor.
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International Furniture Design Competition Asahikawa [IFDA] deadline: december 11th, 2026