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Arches screens by Bisley
Dezeen Showroom: office furniture design brand Bisley has released a series of minimalistic, moveable screens that create multifunctional zones in open-plan workplaces.
Designed to foster flexibility, creativity and productivity, Arches screens function as partitions or dividers while being fitted with various accessories, ranging from adjustable canopies, hanging planters and cork boards to glass "whiteboards" and AV units.
The Arches screens are finished with a choice of accessoriesThe frames supporting the screens have castors on their bases, so that users can easily move them to create impromptu zones, whether canopy-covered areas for focused work or kitted-out meeting spots for ideation sessions, presentations or...
Pavilion of the Reserve / HEMAA
© Cesar Béjar architects: HEMAALocation: Ciudad de México, MéxicoProject Year: 2023Photographs: Cesar BéjarArea: 263.33 m2
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The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Lifestyle Accessories Winners
The 2025 Professional winner in Lifestyle Accessories is Aer1 System by Mark Wiggins in collaboration with Nathaniel Berman, JonPaul Turner, Scott Kingston, John Thorpe at Aerflo. The Aer1 system is a portable carbonation device consisting of three components: the Aer1 Carbonation Cap, the Aer1 Bottle, and the CO2 capsule. Users simply fill the bottle with water, load a capsule, and press the spritzing button at the top of the device to dispense CO2 and carbonate the water to their preference.
The Student Lifestyle Accessories winner is Sirocco Hands-free Hairdryer by Yajurvi Haritwal from ArtCenter College of Design. Sirocco...
The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Sports & Outdoors Winners
The 2025 Professional winner in the Sports & Outdoors category is IXI Autonomous Golf Trolley created by the Future Wave team of Joachim Froment, Quentin Desclee, Thoma Velghe, and engineers at Botorincs. The iXi Golf Trolley offers a fully autonomous, self-driving solution that follows players seamlessly on the course. It solves the problem of manually pushing or pulling heavy golf trolleys, reducing physical strain and allowing golfers to focus entirely on their game.
The Student Sports & Outdoors winner is Ventus T&F Speedsuit by Jacob Kauff from the University of Oregon, Sports Product Design MSc. The Ventus T&F Speedsuit...
A Bold Fusion of Industrial Edge and Playful Sophistication
Stepping into this contemporary wine bar feels like entering a curated blend of urban grit and whimsical charm. The space is anchored by raw concrete surfaces — most notably the commanding central pillar and minimalist bar counter — that speak to the industrial roots of the building. Yet, these hard lines are softened with playful, [...]
The post A Bold Fusion of Industrial Edge and Playful Sophistication first appeared on Interiorzine.com.The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Tools Winners
The 2025 Professional winner in the Tools category is Pella Steady Set Interior Installation System from the Pella Corporation. Created by the Pella Innovation Team the Steady Set interior installation is the first and only INTERIOR install system. It directly addresses the obstacles of unsafe, inconsistent, and time-consuming installation due to lack of opening accessibility. This system streamlines the installation process and answers the needs of professionals in the field whether it's avoiding dangerously tall ladders, uneven ground, weather delays or quality and consistency issues with traditional installs.
The Student Tools winner is Spark by Lenz Connor Bätzing...
Golfee Branding - Graphic Design & UX UI Design
Golfee is a golf performance app designed to help players track shots, analyze game stats, and view GPS course maps. It empowers golfers to make smarter decisions, improve strategy, and understand performance through clean, intuitive UI.
The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Toys & Play Winners
The 2025 Professional winner in the Toys & Play is The Handheld Patternmaking Loom from Lauren Puchowski at Boomloom. Our patented design re-imagines the pattern-making loom completely with just two pieces and a fast set-up it uses an intuitive fingertip motion. A rotating bar snaps into place under the threads on a metal frame, as the bar is rotated, it separates different combinations of threads. Users weave a row by passing the yarn through the space between the threads. Rotate the bar one position forward, or back, then weave the next row.
The Student Toys & Play...
Lino Materiale by Valerie Pavard for Tarkett
Dezeen Showroom: French flooring brand Tarkett has released a collection of 100 per cent recyclable linoleum created by the brand's design manager, Valerie Pavard.
Since its inception in 1898, Tarkett's linoleum has been made from a combination of various naturally-derived ingredients.
Lino Materiale celebrates the brand's material heritage while putting cork at the forefront of its makeup.
Cork is the primary component of Lino MaterialeBy bringing cork to the surface of the material – both literally and philosophically – Tarkett aimed to allow nature to be present in the built environment, softening aesthetics and improving users' quality of life.
"The restorative effects of organic...
The 2025 Core77 Design Awards Branding & Identity Winners
Winning the Professional Branding & Identity category is We & I from Dentsu, led by Taichi Tamaki, Ryota Sugahara, and Miki Taguchi. When rock band RADWIMPS, represented by Universal Music, decided to write a graduation song- a choral performance that is a part of high school graduation in Japan - they were hired to create its visual identity. RADWIMPS is particularly popular among young people, and by using a high school chorus as a metaphor, they created a series of overlapping line silhouettes, while adding a hidden image that could only be discovered with a common study tool.
The...