From wool scarves to TTT uniform. The world of costume designer Sandra Sila, nominated for the 'Lielais Kristaps' award
Costume designer Sandra Sila creatively engages with historical themes while adapting her skills to portray women's sports history in her nominated works for the 'Lielais Kristaps' award.
We talked to an exhibitor of Experiencia Living 2026, creator of a decoration store that made history in Zona Norte
Sandy Cairncross discusses his aesthetic vision and journey as he prepares for the Experiencia Living 2026 exhibition.
It was close and Kabaň was unlucky. Instead of his Veyron, an 'ugly duckling' could have driven
The article discusses the near-miss design choices surrounding the Bugatti Veyron, particularly focusing on Jozef Kabaň's contributions and the alternative concept designs.
What is the story of the world's most famous plastic chair?
The article discusses the history and cultural significance of the Monobloc chair, emphasizing its status as a globally recognized symbol of Latin American identity.
People are only just realizing why jumpers feature triangular pattern below neck
The article discusses the historical significance of the triangular pattern found below the neckline of jumpers and sweatshirts, which has both a practical and fashion-related context.
Canadian Invention: Canada’s stamp on world history
This article discusses the significance of Canada's first stamp, the three-pence beaver, highlighting its historical uniqueness and impact on stamp design globally.
Between Honoring History and 'Romanticizing Poverty': How Recreating Dampness on Walls Has Become a Viral Phenomenon
The latest trend in home decor involves creating the illusion of damp, weathered walls, driven by social media and exemplified by a viral TikTok video from Argentina.
The Faces of the Medals: From Origins to Uniforms, Thirty Shades of Blue
The article discusses the history and significance of medals, focusing particularly on their design and use in uniforms.
Annaleena Hakola raised the family business from a crisis and now tells what is wrong with the furniture industry
Annaleena Hakola discusses the challenges facing the furniture industry in the wake of significant bankruptcies, emphasizing the need for innovation and proactive strategies.
Cortina's new bobsleigh track: first a ruin, then a dispute, now a showcase project
Cortina's new bobsleigh track has evolved from a dilapidated structure to a celebrated example of modern design, reflecting the region's rich sporting history.
Design in Oxford: The Brits can be eccentric too
The article explores the extravagant design of the Randolph Hotel in Oxford, likening it to a unique college experience that merges real and fictional narratives.
In the Heart of Vilnius – 8000 sq. m of Luxury: The New Hotel Enchants
A new AC by Marriott hotel in Vilnius features an elegant design inspired by local history and culture, creating a harmonious atmosphere for guests.
Few Know: What is the Triangle on Sweaters and Hoodies For?
The article explores the historical significance and original function of the small triangular detail found on sweaters and hoodies.
There is a detail in women's clothing that is not in men's clothing - why are the pockets like this?
This article examines the differences between men's and women's clothing pockets, highlighting the historical context and implications of these design choices.
What are the holes for in Type A plugs
Type A plugs, which have two flat terminals with holes at the ends, were designed for specific appliances and their purpose is examined in this article.
Is this the most beautiful office in the Czech Republic? Silesian Ostrava has shown a bold vision for its town hall
Silesian Ostrava is set to unveil a new architectural addition to its neo-Renaissance town hall that blends historical respect with contemporary needs, designed by the winning team A8000.
SS Jaguar and Type 00: We Talk About 90 Years of Spectacular Jaguar Design
The SS Jaguar and Type 00, separated by nine decades but united by a similar spirit, symbolize a break from tradition in their respective eras while showcasing Jaguar's enduring legacy of original and bold design.
Renault Clio, the best-selling French car of all time
The Renault Clio has a remarkable 35-year history, marked by innovative design and adaptability that has made it the best-selling French car with 17 million units sold worldwide.
The "night watch" of the Campani brothers adorns the wrist of the 21st century
The article discusses the historical significance of the Campani brothers' innovative silent night watch created for Pope Alexander VII in 1656, highlighting its artistic design and unique functionality.
Sneaker: Fresh from the Archive
The article discusses the history of the Samba sneaker, introduced 75 years ago as a specialized football boot designed for icy and snow-covered fields with a unique suction cup sole for better grip.
Giannis Tseklenis: The designer who made history in the everyday life of Greeks
Giannis Tseklenis, a prominent designer since the 1960s, has significantly influenced daily life in Greece through his thematic collections and design of Athens' transportation.