The journal archive features insights on interior design, sustainable architecture and innovative material research. Stay inspired with the latest in eco-friendly design trends.
Designers have a wealth of options at their disposal when it comes to incorporating sustainable materials into their projects, allowing for creative expression while also prioritising sustainability.
Bringing natural materials into the home is certainly not a new concept. From wood and wool to bamboo and cork – natural materials bring a sense of warmth and connection to the environment.
Explore the timeless beauty and sustainability of natural materials in interior design.
Low VOC materials make for a healthier home environment. Learn about their benefits, certification standards, and creating a healthy home.
These new materials are reshaping the construction sector through innovations in sustainability and efficiency.
Understanding a Product Lifecycle Assessment (LCA) and how it can benefit sustainable product developments.
Laura Luchtman and Ilfa Siebenhaar, the Dutch designers behind biodesign lab Living Colour, have teamed up with sports brand Puma to explore sustainable technologies and biodesign through the use of bacterial dyes in a collection titled Design to Fade.
Don Kwaning is an emerging designer and recent graduate from the Eindhoven Academy. One of his outstanding projects was Lino Leather, a product that adapts traditional linoleum to create a supple and non-animal leather product.
Emerging industrial designer James Walsh has won the 2020 Australian Furniture Design Award (AFDA) presented by Stylecraft and the National Gallery of Victoria with a design that uses traditional techniques, reinvented in a modern form.
Combining timber off-cuts with a thoroughly environmental approach to fabrication, Foresso’s Timber Terrazzo is a ground-breaking product moving in the right direction.
The most exciting architecture being built right now is sustainable. About Futures covers the groundbreaking materials, the alternative building processes, and the people reimagining what home can look like when it’s designed for the future.
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