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There are some design objects that almost everyone can easily recognise, as they are part of design’ history.

These days, due to the pandemic, we cannot travel all around the world. But it’s a good opportunity to plan our future in-person visits of the best design museums in the world!

We all want to be protected against bacteria and other harmful microorganisms, but for the most of times this implies having to use products that are aggressive and potentially harmful to the environment.

If you are a furniture designer you will surely know the iconic armchair in the shape of a face designed by Fabio Novembre, one of the most transgressive designers of the last decade.

The pandemic had a huge impact on the packaging of the products, knowing the principal trends in that field can be very useful to create something unique that may encounter the consumer’ taste. Let’s discover some of them!

We are extremely happy to invite you to join the brand new WORTH Partnership Project Networking Platform!

The European Light Industries Innovation and Technology project (ELIIT Project) opened its second Call for Proposals that aims to build on the success of the first.

These times everyone is talking of circular economy and is really important to raise awareness about that topic among young people.

The London’s Design Museum is one of the world’s most important contemporary museums of design and architecture.