Lost in space. Found in colour.

By Udita Chaturvedi

Photography: Daisuke Shima; courtesy the designer

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Japan-based French architect and designer Emmanuelle Moureaux, known for playing with colours in public spaces, uses centimetre-level accuracy of the quasi-zenith satellite system (QZSS) as a motif in her latest paper-based vivid artwork.

This water purifier has strong global relevance!

Compiled by Avinash Yadav

Photography: Courtesy Bart Bratke

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Raft Foram, an ecological performative structure, aims to produce fresh water from seawater; its prototype applicable globally to all such areas in need of fresh water…

Supple forms and striking products!

By FinchD

Photography: Courtesy the designer

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Scenography

Constance Guisset Studio’s designs are an embodiment of the eponymous industrial designer’s supple and understated approach to design...

LDF 2016: Must-see List!

By FinchD

Photography: Courtesy www.londondesignfestival.com

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Souvenir Shop - London Design Festival

With a thematic that urges you to ‘take a closer look at design’; this year’s London Design Festival yet again celebrates eclecticism in design. IAnD assembles some "must-see" events of the festival...

Play of volumes

Info & Images: ©Coop Himmelb(l)au

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Museum of Contemporary Art & Planning Exhibition (MOCAPE), Shenzhen, China, has a strong visual identity with a monolithic body and a multifunctional façade…

Psychedelic home!

By Rutvi Ashar

Photography: Courtesy Diff.Studio

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Vibrant floor rugs, statement lighting, funky home accessories and silent backdrops are a recipe for success! Diff.Studio implements an eclectic design strategy, in this pulsating, youthful, luxe home...

Car Face!

By Team IAnD

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Bhaiyaji… esmile!                                                                                               ©www.carbasics.co.uk

Are car frontals actually modelled on human faces? Do automobile designers share an emotional bond with their vehicles that shows on its face - literally?! Check out what we think…