10
Nov
How Mannington Commercial Approaches Design as a System
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dealharbour
Family-owned flooring manufacturer Mannington Commercial aims to solve problems for interior designers and their clients. That’s why th...
Tag Archives: Design
09
Nov
A New MFA Design Program For an Evolving Industry
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dealharbour
Designers today need to do it all. While honing specialized design skills, they are often required to learn marketing, social media str...
06
Nov
Jiun Ho on Travel, Design, and His Unbound Collection
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dealharbour
“When I was 8, my mom told me I could be poor in life, but I should never be poor in experiences,” San Francisco-based creative Jiun Ho...
04
Nov
Product Design Education: Why Entrepreneurship Matters
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dealharbour
A well-designed product can solve problems, but getting that product into the hands of the people who need it is another challenge enti...
29
Oct
Dutch Design Week 2026: 11 Standout Projects
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dealharbour
In its 26th edition, Dutch Design Week brought together more than 2,500 designers, from established names to emerging talent, alongside...
29
Oct
Scandinavian Design at Sea: Inside Viking’s Ships
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dealharbour
Scandinavian design is celebrated for light-filled spaces, pale woods, clean lines, and a sense of calm. Translating that aesthetic to ...
26
Oct
Palazzo Sogni Florence Blends Renaissance and Modern Design
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dealharbour
In Florence, the past is never far from the present, but designing within a centuries-old palazzo requires more than an appreciation fo...
26
Oct
Narwal Flow 2 White Brings Better Design to Robot Vacuums
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dealharbour
Robot vacuums have become increasingly sophisticated, but their appearance hasn’t always kept pace. Even as these devices get better at...
23
Oct
Carlo Nason’s 1969 Design Returns
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dealharbour
The lotus—a flower known for blooming in challenging conditions—has long been a symbol of resilience. Now, more than five decades after...
21
Oct
2027 Infiniti QX80 Design Draws on Japanese Nature
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dealharbour
The bamboo groves of Kyoto are built on repetition, with segmented stalks rising in close-set ranks as filtered light falls through the...