Tag: Germany

Fabric, fire and coincidence in the “105 Ltr Formen” serie: a new formation by destruction has surfaced in Hannover, Germany by furniture designer Fabio Vogel. “105 Ltr Formen” is a project producing vases a new way – hot glass, fireproof fabric, and coincidence....

We love a good bit of anamorphism, and think these anamorphoses in Berlin’s Generator Hostel are so pleasing to look at. They’re not new, as they in fact were part of a temporary exhibition back in 2014, created by The...

If you happen to be in Munich, Germany this January, make sure you don’t miss Paris-based American artist Sheila Hicks‘s exhibition at The Espace Louis Vuitton. Sheila Hicks is an established artist, with a studio in Paris since 1967. Her background...

We recently showed you Italy’s beaches from above, and today you can see some details of Germany from the air in this photo series by Klaus Leidorf, which he has been working on since the 80s. The German photographer often takes...

Laurie Millotte is a very international creative director (she studied in France, worked in Canada, Norway and Germany, and then moved to Vietnam) and she’s behind this amusing rebranding project. Stonechurch Vineyards was a struggling wine company in Canada, which...

In derelict warehouses around the city of Berlin, you can find the charming street art of Kim Köster, aka Kim Kwacz. These little monsters look like they’re using the abandoned spaces as their playground, and each creature seems to have a distinct...

The German pavilion at Expo uses the theme of “Fields of Ideas”, something even reflected in the architecture of the structure. The building takes the form of a gently rising landscape, using stylised plans to represent seedlings which grow into...

DOCUMENTARYDESIGN‘s Mapuguaquén (that’s “The Sound of the Earth” if you don’t speak Mapudungun, the indigenous aboriginal language of Chile) are hand-thrown clay speakers were another product to catch our eye at Milan Design Week‘s Salone Satellite. A truly multicultural product, the speakers were...

Berlin-based tattoo artist Chaim Machlev creates amazing geometric inkings from his studio, Dots to Lines. Machlev doesn’t do much, if any, traditional tattoo work, instead focusing on pieces which are more like the work of a digital artist. His work always plays...

Red Dot is one of our very favourite organisations in the Design world, and The Red Dot Award: Communication Design 2015 is ready to start, with the motto “Inspire the world”. The first registration for the globally recognised competition opens...