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Try Design Magazine featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Lighting Panels

Lighting Panels is a wooden wall panel system with integrated lighting. Each panel measures 250 by 250 millimetres and is 30 millimetres thick. The panels are made of natural walnut, oak or ash, shaped by CNC milling and finished by hand. COB LED strips are built in to give a continuous line of light. Brightness and colour temperature are set by remote control. Uniform connection points allow the panels to be arranged in many different compositions. Installation uses a plug and play system and needs no special tools.

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Florasis Gold Peacock

The design is the Florasis brand's impression of the Dai minority culture and inheritance in China. The peacock is a symbol of auspiciousness, beauty, and happiness in the eyes of the Dai people. A gold peacock is embedded on this face powder compact’s dark green window with a decorative frame. The lid of this product adopts gold filigree, an ancient traditional Chinese handcraft. Pure gold is made into about 0.2mm filaments. The gold peacock on the lid can be removable and as a brooch to wear. This work functions as both a face powder compact and a piece of jewelry.

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Curious

This bronze console merges artistry with functionality, serving as both a sculptural centerpiece and a practical storage solution. With its elegantly crafted form, it seamlessly integrates fine workmanship with everyday utility. The console features two drawers and two doors, providing discreet storage while maintaining an artistic presence. A pivot mechanism, activated with the index finger, allows access to the lower drawer, enhancing user interaction and creating a deliberate, tactile experience. Over time, the bronze surface naturally develops a patina, adding depth and character.

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AURUM genuine gold leaves

Aurum is a gift box designed for edible gold leaf. The packaging presents a raw material as a premium retail product. The box structure refers to jewelry packaging. An anodized golden metal plate with the engraved brand name seals the box and works as a magnetic lock. Textured paper, gold foil stamping and spot UV form the outer surface. A ribbon in the top layer holds a bespoke tweezer, so the very light gold leaf can be picked up easily. A translucent sheet protects the gold leaf below. The box measures 88 by 90 by 65 millimeters.

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Gamma

Gamma is a private bank designed as an invitation-only club for wealth management. Membership is granted through a detailed methodology and evaluation of assets. The design respects the classic touch points of an antique bank and adds modern facilities. The work includes naming, brand strategy, visual identity, product development, architecture and graphic design. Each new member receives a signature package with a gold coin that opens the Gamma Club, a box of cigars and a rhodium pen. The aim is to preserve human interaction in a digital society.

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Lignea

Pomi d'Umbria Lignea Collection is a range of ambiance fragrance diffusers made in Umbria, Italy. Each diffuser combines a glass bottle, natural reed sticks and a wooden designer top. The tops are made from wooden picture frames decorated with leaf and fruit molding. Every top is shaped by hand and finished with gold leaf, so small imperfections in the material make each piece unique. Refills and a spray version extend the use of the collection. Once a bottle is empty, the wooden top can serve as a paperweight.

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Good design deserves great recognition. Everyday, we are pleased to feature amazing designers who create original and innovative designs, amazing architecture, stylish fashion and creative graphics. Today, we are presenting you one of the World’s greatest designers. Checkout an award-winning design portfolio today and get your daily design inspiration.

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