Sitting pretty Posted by Tanya Weaver - April 4, 2011 How Yves Behar & Herman Miller used an Eco-dematerialised design approach to create the Sayl chair with fewer parts and…
Sustainable design gallery Posted by Tanya Weaver - April 4, 2011 Four companies, four unique approaches to sustainable product development Company Ecovative Design Product EcoCradle In 2007 two graduates set up…
Back to basics – Light-weighting & optimisation Posted by Al Dean - April 4, 2011 In the first of a series of back to basics articles, Al Dean explores one of the key concepts in…
Getting a foot into Life Cycle Assessment Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 4, 2011 Life Cycle Assessment is a cornerstone of any sustainable design project. Here is a brief introduction into the heady world…
Profile: Sam Harrington, Ecovative Posted by Stuart Wilkes - April 4, 2011 Interview with Sam Harrington, Ecovative’s environmental directorEcovative Design, a bio-materials company located in Green Island, New York, was founded in…
Profile: Aaron Fournier, thinksound Posted by Al Dean - April 4, 2011 Interview with thinksound founders Aaron Fournier and Mike Tunney thinksound was founded by Aaron Fournier and Mike Tunney, who met…
Profile: Justin Discoe, Sprig Posted by Al Dean - April 4, 2011 Interview with Justin Discoe, Sprig’s co-founderToy designers Justin Discoe, Chris Clemmer and David Bowen decided to set up their own…
Profile: Nicolas Roope – Plumen Posted by Tanya Weaver - April 4, 2011 Interview with Nicolas Roope, creator of the Plumen bulbHulger is a London-based boutique electronics brand established in 2005 by Michael-George…
Prime Cuts: That’s the spirit Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 31, 2011 We’ve been known to like a tipple here at D3D, so we weren’t going to turn our noses up at…
Prime Cuts: The beauty of innovation Posted by Tanya Weaver - March 17, 2011 Many women desire sleeker and straighter hair which means manufacturers of hair products are under increasing pressure to help them…