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Explore a sustainable skincare village in Parma, Italy
Davines Village in Parma, Italy is an experiment in truly sustainable beauty production
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Piuarch's innovative urban gardening kit
Milan studio Piuarch moves from green roofs to a multipurpose module for city dwellers, offering planting, workstation and wellness space in one
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Christopher Raeburn and Aesop redefine adventure for today
The Adventure Roll-Up is a sustainable carrying case for hand care that can be made at home, created by Christopher Raeburn and Aesop
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Formafantasma asks: what is the global impact of wood consumption?
The Amsterdam-based duo’s exhibition Cambio reopens at London’s Serpentine Sackler Gallery
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Venice Architecture Biennale 2021: a year late but somehow right on time
Hashim Sarkis' main show ‘How Will We Live Together?' at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale opens a year later than originally expected, but ponders on questions that are more timely than ever
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Inside the world's first 3D printed house in raw earth
Tecla, a revolutionary 3D printed house designed by Mario Cucinella Architects in collaboration with specialists WASP and unveiled this month in Italy, is made entirely from raw earth
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Koto's first off grid eco-sauna clings to Irish headlands
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Eco footwear pioneer Allbirds launches apparel line
The San Francisco-based sustainable shoe brand launches its first clothing collection, crafted using TrinoXO
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Milan’s EICMA 2018 powers ahead with the all-electric motorbike pioneers
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Porky Hefer’s Endangered collection explores art, sustainability and wildlife conservation
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Use less: Forgo champions a personal care revolution with subscription handwash
The team behind Swedish design studio Form Us With Love launch new brand Forgo, a sustainable subscription-based personal care service that uses less material for a palm cleaning revolution
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Allbirds unveils plant-based alternative to leather
Allbirds, pioneer of sustainable fashion, unveils a sustainable fabric alternative Plant Leather
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Spring board: Kvadrat, Really and Max Lamb set a new benchmark in sustainable design
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Can farmer designers save the planet?
The future of farming, the climate crisis, and how we can feed ourselves sustainably are at the heart of a new exhibition, ‘Farmer designers: an art of living’, at Bordeaux Museum of Decorative Arts and Design (until 17 January 2022)
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Radical architecture: is this the built environment's future?
A new book by Phaidon and curator, convenor and author Beatrice Galilee hails the radical architecture of the future through community-focused designs, site-specific and virtual installations, photography essays and traditional architectural projects
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Artist Judith Hopf creates an upcycled tropical jungle at Marni S/S 2020
The Italian house's sustainably-minded set design speaks of promise, of things discarded, reused and transformed
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Dutch Design Week 2019 captures the zeitgeist
What to expect from the 18th year of Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven, from social design to sustainable innovations
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Scandinavia’s new sustainable stations recharge mind, body and electric cars
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Could this Swiss start-up shape a new approach to city travel?
KOMMA presents its Urban Mobility Vehicle proposal as a new bid for sustainable urban travel
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Kindred Black gives sustainable skincare a new look
Kindred Black's Slow Beauty line elevates sustainable skincare to new heights with handblown glass bottles and innovative ingredients
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Climate camp: Oualalou+Choi design the COP22 Village in Marrakech
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Olé! These Balearic brands will bolster your summer spirit
Are these small-town brands some of Spain's best kept secrets?
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The C40 World Mayors Summit flags Copenhagen as one of the greenest cities in Europe
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Tom Ford unveils a watch made entirely from ocean plastic
The Tom Ford Ocean Plastic Timepiece is now on sale
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Ab Rogers returns to Wonderfruit festival in Thailand
Designer Ab Rogers and Wonderfruit festival founder Pete Phornprapha continue to build their experiential semi-permanent village in Thailand, tending to existing structures like the floating bathhouse, and adding new ones such as a children’s playground with a bamboo see-saw and a stage made of recycled materials collected from Bangkok residents
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Timeless designs from sustainable make-up brands
These brands prove that sustainable packaging doesn't mean sacrificing aesthetics
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Landmark renovation projects and collective regeneration in Rotterdam
While Rotterdam is known for radical architecture and forward-thinking city planning, architects are finding ways to celebrate the city’s history too. Several landmark renovation projects have launched this year, and there’s an ever-growing interest in collective regeneration of city’s 20th century residential fabric led by a new generation of ambitious emerging architects
