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Packaging · 13 stories, +8 vs last week

Packaging: 13 stories in seven days, +8 on the week before.

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Core77Early Transforming Furniture: Richard Neutra's Camel Table In the 1930s Richard Neutra , the Austrian architect who'd made his home in California, designed an early example of flexible-use furniture.

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Core77The UI of a Stencil Machine Just over a century ago, Illinois businessman John W. Marsh launched his Marsh Stencil Machine company.

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Core77What an Anodized Aluminum Baseball Cap Holder Says About Our Product Landscape You have to wonder what the pioneers of industrial design would make of this day and age. The original promise of ID was to harness the power of mass production to create useful objects for the…

September 23

Creative BloqThe Brand Impact Award Winners 2026 have been revealed! Find out the full list of Gold, Silver and Bronze awards, as well as Best of Show and the Social Impact Award.

September 23

BehanceBest Friends

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DisegnoThe Crit #43: Alexandra Gerber The Crit , a fortnightly podcast from Disegno , invites designers to pass judgement on their careers to date, sharing both their favourite designs and worst missteps.

September 23

My Scandinavian HomeSoft Greens, Golden Tones and a Fairytale Children's Bedroom It's quite incredible what a difference a little colour can make to a home. It doesn't have to be a lot either – sometimes just a splash here and there is enough to completely change the feel of a…

September 23

PRINTThe Daily Heller: Typographically Speaking, What Comes Next? The second ITL Fonts & AI Conference is happening online in October at a moment when AI’s existential flame is at a high.

September 23

Fast Company DesignAlysa Liu abides by her own fashion rules As a child, Alysa Liu’s identity was bound to her sport. While other kids experimented with fashion to figure out who they were, Liu’s wardrobe was strictly functional from the time she hit the ice…

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