DMY Berlin: Stealth Collection by Interror.be
We were famously first drawn to the work of Belgian designer Tim Baute aka Interror.be via a lamp he showed
DMY Berlin 2012: Hochschule Rosenheim, UNIMIXed
It’s fair to say that until visiting DMY Berlin 2012 the only design object we knew from Rosenheim was Nils
DMY Berlin 2012: “Upholstered Chair” by Jooyeon Lee
When all’s said and done Marcel Breuer’s 1927 Wassily Chair is nothing more than a couple of bits of material
DMY Berlin 2012: Scolyt by Marco Merkel
Older readers will remember our fascination and admiration for Scolyt by Marco Merkel after we saw it at the UdK
DMY Berlin 2012: Franz Dietrich & Jonas Hagenbusch
One of the reasons we’ve never got on well with trends is because ultimately he who shouts loudest is perceived
DMY Berlin 2012: Studio Sailing to Mars – The Half
If we’re honest we can’t remember if the Vitra Design Museum exhibition “The Essence of Things: Design and the Art
DMY Berlin 2012: Return by Sa’ Bella Design / Sally Lin
Egon Eiermann allegedly once began work on a series of coffins for a Berlin funeral company. The series was sadly
DMY Berlin 2012: Stephan Schulz Domestic Landscape
One of the real joys of the first few days of DMY Berlin 2012 has been catching up with Stephan
DMY Berlin 2012: Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 2012 – Nominations
As already stated, DMY Berlin 2012 is hosting not only the Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland 2012 exhibition but also the
DMY Berlin 2012: Designing Design Education
As part of the 2012 festival DMY Berlin will be hosting a one day symposium-cum-workgroup looking at design education. As
DMY Berlin 2012.
Although we know better, sometimes we could almost believe that this blog is planned. In our “Belgium is Design” post
DMY Berlin 2011: Transalpino – Made in Between
For their 2011 project the Berlin/Milan design group Transalpino chose to explore the “design” tradition that exists between their two
DMY Berlin 2011
One of the genuine highlights of our year is DMY Berlin. Not just because it offers the chance to spend
(smow)springtour 2010: DMY Berlin – Final call for entries
For us there are many highlights to the (smow) design year, Milan, London, Brussels, Copenhagen…. and of course DMY Berlin.
(smow)abseits: LADAR by Wohngold
DMY Berlin may have been a few weeks ago, but the warm memories remain. And as we were sorting through
smow design spring Top 5: Chairs
The Top 5 chairs from the smow design spring. In no particular order. We lie: there is a slight order.
smow design spring Top 5: Lamps
The Top 5 Lamps from the smow design spring. In no particular order. Kete by David Turnbridge. One of the
smow design spring gems: bao-nghi droste
We at (smow)blog we have often mentioned Vitras Net’n’Nest office design concept – one the one hand because we like
smow design spring: Review
Before we start slowing down and head outdoors to enjoy the summer we want to take the opportunity over the
DMY Youngsters: My Own Super Studio
The International Design Festival Berlin is over, but the pleasing afterglow remains. In particular through joys such as that presented
DMY Berlin: be Berlin(4)
Berlin didn’t become the pulsating metropolis its is by blithely doing what everyone else does. Oh no, Berlin became Berlin
DMY Allstars: Design Apparat
What first attracted us to the work of Jason Miller at ICFF was the fact it was dirty. Obviously not
DMY Berlin: be Berlin(3)
Berlin didn’t become the pulsating metropolis its is by blithely doing what everyone else does. Oh no, Berlin became Berlin
DMY Berlin: be Berlin(2)
Berlin didn’t become the pulsating metropolis its is by blithely doing what everyone else does. Oh no, Berlin became Berlin
DMY Youngsters: Burg Giebichenstein
In the past few months we’ve had the privilege and misfortune of viewing several student showcases. These have ranged from