One Of Facebook’s Top Designers Is Leaving, To Fund Designer-Led Start-Ups
How do you walk away from one of the biggest products in the world? By walking toward several tiny ones.
Hyatt Shifts Toward A Boutique Hotel Vibe, Using Local Sources
Stonehill & Taylor transform the property using almost exclusively local resources.
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A Minimalist, Manual Paper-Shredder For The Home Office
An annoying task just got way cuter.
Inside The Shell Of An Old Bunker, Denmark’s WWII History Comes Alive
BIG’s latest museum, inside a World War II-era Bunker, is a blast. So to speak.
The Week That Was: Comic Sans Portraits, Nike For Oscar Pistorius, And Olympics Branding
It’s Co.Design’s top stories of the week!
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Reinventing The Lazy Susan, A Suburban Icon
Because we’re still lazy, but not lazy enough to be comfortable owning a Lazy Susan.
Watch: A Charming Stop-Motion Video, Lambasting Our Internet Obsession
Neta Cohen goes analog for her graduation project from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design.
How iRobot Reimagined The Roomba As A Doctor
Your vacuum will see you now.
Art Made Of Table Salt, Hundreds Of Hours In The Making
Motoi Yamamoto creates site-specific mandalas, which he later invites the public to help him destroy.
Infographic of the Day
Infographic: Predicting The Spread Of HIV, With A Virtual Community Of 150,000
Real data about sex and drugs fuses with supercomputing to simulate the spread of HIV between real (virtual) people.
