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F5: What Industrial Designer Shujan Bertrand Dreams About

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Based in San Francisco, industrial designer Shujan Bertrand uses the art of origami to create products through zero waste design and manufacturing. They’re meant for people and the planet, and they aim to alter the way we live at home and change the way the industry manufactures.

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Blond develops sustainable and luxurious packaging for Daisyface

Creative Boom

Innovation is at the heart of this packaging solution, with an outer vessel designed to be on show in your home and inner packaging made from daisy seed paper that can be composted or watered to grow daisies. Daisyface collaborated with Blond for two years on everything from the initial strategy and research to manufacture.

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Cathay Pacific introduces in-flight art gallery and more accessible seating

Creative Boom

For those who have flown Business Class before, you'll have noticed how every element of the experience has been carefully designed and planned to make you feel as comfortable and relaxed as possible.

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Stillmade Debuts the Collaborative Series With Four Artists + Designers

Design Milk

The Brooklyn-based manufacturer and designer has been a leader in the American furniture manufacturing industry for the past decade. Along the way they’ve consistently provided small, emerging designers access to production that’s generally reserved for big brand names and large manufacturers.

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Top 10 Friday Five Posts of 2024

Design Milk

The award-winning creative started styling interiors roughly a decade ago and has already grown her creative practice into a highly sought after design studio now stepping into the realm of product design.

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Pentagram partners Angus Hyland and Jon Marshall help redesign the humble tote bag

Creative Boom

The pair have collaborated with art supplies retailer Cass Arts and bag manufacturer Bags of Ethics to create 12 new designs that are as beautiful as they are useful. Made from ethically sourced cotton, the reusable bags manufactured by Bags of Ethics are tailor-made by a workforce comprised of over 80% female staff.

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The Poêle Collection From Phillipe Starck for Alessi Goes Beyond the Pan

Design Milk

Taking visual, manufacturing, and style references from the humble steel skillet, the Poêle (meaning ‘pan’ in French) Collection gives nod to the brand’s history of creating items for the kitchen. This process, originally developed in the 50s, has been modernized to produce tasteful and inviting forms.