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12/09/2025

Designer Mads Hindhede Svanegaard turned one of his late-night sketches into a quick 15-minute 3D model, curious to see how far he could push it using AI tools in . With the new ‘Restyle’ feature, he transformed a simple low-poly stool into detailed visuals set in different environments. The process required some exploration, but the results showed him how powerful this workflow could be for future projects.

Since Keyshot runs AI locally, render time depends on your computer’s setup. To keep things efficient, Mads chose to render in a lower resolution and then used an AI upscaler to create crisp, high-resolution visuals—making the process smooth and fast without extra strain on his hardware.

Designer: Mads Hindhede Svanegaard

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11/09/2025

Our sister platform MaterialDistrict found this amazing project we would love to share with you.

Apiar’s Gen 1.0 is a world-first: a fully 3D-printed titanium watch combining aerospace engineering with Swiss precision. Made using laser powder bed fusion, the 39mm timepiece weighs just 38 grams and features complex, skeletal geometries only possible through additive manufacturing.

Built layer by layer from Grade 5 and 23 titanium, it generates minimal waste—just 14 grams—and allows for customisation through an interactive 360° configurator. With a sapphire case and a 68-hour Swiss automatic movement, the Gen 1.0 is a lightweight luxury built for the future.

More than a watch, it’s a statement on sustainability and innovation—proof that small-scale design can spark change across industries.

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Design: Apiar

09/09/2025

The Terna Stool is a refined exploration of simplicity. Stripped back to its core, the stool is made from just three components: a solid European beech seat and two matching legs. Assembled with minimal fixings and magnets, it can be put together or taken apart with effortless ease. The circular seat allows 360-degree positioning, while a cut-through handle makes it instantly portable, ready to be picked up, carried, and repositioned at a moment’s notice.

Fabricated in London, this prototype hints at its future evolution, where the legs will be produced using steam-bent techniques—a nod to the timeless mid-century tradition of bentwood café furniture.

The Terna Stool redefines the café seat as an object of pure utility: light, approachable, and designed to move with you throughout the day.

Designer: Joe Slatter | studio enemy
Production: James Trundle .j.trundle
Photos: Guy Lockwood

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08/09/2025

The Savings Ball is more than just a money box—it’s a playful exploration of balance. Designed for a design contest, it reflects the harmony we all strive for in life, shifting and tipping as coins are added to turn saving into an interactive experience. With a simple squeeze, the balance can be restored, making it as fun to use as it is beautiful to display. Made from soft silicone rubber and clay, this piece blends function with charm, standing as both a toy and a thoughtful design object.

Designer: Ermin Alic | Dilema

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05/09/2025

What started as a school project became a six-year journey, evolving into a pure, minimalist light object. Rosette by Vormen reimagines the classical ceiling ornament, reduced to its essential form.

Made from an aluminum tube with laser-cut openings, it rests elegantly against the ceiling and can be easily repositioned with a simple lift. Its bracket, inspired by traditional lampshade systems, secures the lamp while allowing it to pivot. With a semi-reflective light source, Rosette combines subtlety, function, and timeless design.

Design: vormen
Photos: Lars Duchateau

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04/09/2025

Our sister platform MaterialDistrict found this amazing project we would love to share with you.

Fabulism’s Chaude Couture project turns rainwear into a shelter, a statement, and a response to our changing climate. Winner of the Biennale d’Architecture et de Paysage d’Île-de-France 2025, it revives ancient techniques with a modern twist.

Crafted from rice straw in collaboration with Italian hatmaker Barbisio – Cappellificio Cervo, this dome-shaped garment is protective, breathable, and biodegradable.

Moving away from plastics and embracing renewable, biobased materials, Chaude Couture challenges us to rethink how garments can adapt us to our changing world. The inspiration comes from ancient raincoats, reimagined and transformed into micro-architectures. Each piece is not just worn, but inhabited—blurring the lines between clothing, architecture, and landscape.

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Design: fabulism

02/09/2025

Maillet reimagines the French tradition of cracking nuts with a mallet and surface, bringing it into a beautifully crafted, all-in-one object. Designed with purpose, it transforms the simple act of striking into an exhilarating ritual. Its mallet-like form makes it adaptable, whether used at home or outdoors, while the beech wood body and rubber-capped impact point ensure both strength and longevity. A tool that celebrates the art of breaking with intention and style.

Designer: Eloi Goulhot

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01/09/2025

The Belt Chair is a striking piece that balances simplicity with refined detail. Its smooth beechwood frame flows with lofty curves and ergonomic angles, while the raw aluminum armrests create a bold contrast, shaped like flowing belts. This unique combination of warmth and industrial edge makes the design both inviting and distinctive.

Designer: Hayo Gebauer

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28/08/2025

Our sister platform found this amazing project we would love to share with you.

Central Saint Martins student Noé Chouraqui has designed POINT, a 3D printed tennis ball made from eco-friendly materials. Unlike traditional balls that end up in landfill for centuries, POINT is fully recyclable and built for performance.

Its lattice structure delivers the same bounce and durability, while recyclable packaging reinforces its sustainable vision. Tested by the International Tennis Federation, it has already shown performance close to conventional balls and is under consideration for future rule adaptations.

POINT shows how sports equipment can be both professional and planet-friendly.

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Designer: Noé

26/08/2025

Oopsie by elle stvdio is not your average lamp. This clever 3D printed design brings together form and function with a playful twist. Designed to look like a falling cup with liquid pouring down, Oopsie blurs the line between utility and art. The tilted shade and fluidly curved stem create a surreal visual, mimicking a stream of paint or milk mid-pour.

The base, shaped like a shallow saucer, doubles as a tray—making it both practical and eye-catching. Powered by a soft, warm LED pad light, Oopsie offers gentle illumination perfect for desks, bedside tables, or anywhere you want a touch of contemporary charm. With its minimalist palette and illusionary aesthetic, this lamp is a conversation starter that belongs in any design interior.

Design: Elle Stvdio

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25/08/2025

The SIAMESE chair invites you into a new kind of sitting experience, where connection isn't just emotional, but structural. This conceptual stool is built for two, relying on the shared pressure of its users to stay grounded. The more you lean into one another, the more stable the seat becomes.

Its unique dual-element design was inspired by the playful form of forks, and brought to life through laminated construction, a technique that adds both strength and surface innovation. Here, form and function don’t just complement each other—they are one and the same.

Designer: Asaf Irshai

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22/08/2025

The Bubble Weave Planter by Lofted Goods brings sculptural charm to your walls. 3D printed with a stunningly intricate weave pattern, it mounts easily using command strips or screws, blending seamlessly into any space. Hidden inside is a clever twist-off drip tray that keeps things clean while keeping the design sleek. A beautiful fusion of utility and texture—this planter isn't just for plants, it's a design piece in its own right.

Designer: Brian Hendricks | Lofted Goods

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