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DICE is known for its unique character, characterized by its use of strictly quadratic and cubic shapes in its luminaires. These shapes contribute to creating dramatic lighting atmospheres and three-dimensional effects. The design features a square that embraces a circle and a cube that encloses a cylinder. Despite its simplicity, the design is impactful and detailed, showcasing the distinctiveness of the DICE family.Each component of the DICE luminaires can be individually colored. This customization highlights the beauty of the geometric elements that are central to the DICE design. #professionalighting #lightinginspiration #designleadership #lightingtrends #lightinginnovation #lightingbrand #lightingspecialist #prolicht #makesadifference #new #newproduct #matter #projects #configuration #lightingdesign #lightingsolutions #lightingtechnology #lightingfuture #lightingstyle #lightingculture #lightingaesthetics #lightingrevolution #lightingevolution #passion4lighting #dice

🌟 First Impressions Matter 🌟 Came across this chair today, and wow—it really made me pause and think. As someone from Gen Z, who's used to sleek, modern designs, this chair feels like a cool mix of retro vibes with a futuristic twist. What caught my eye was the minimalist yet industrial feel. It’s not just a chair; it’s a design statement. The way it plays with lines and structure is like nothing I’ve seen before. It's almost like it's challenging the traditional idea of what a chair should be. For me, design is about pushing boundaries and creating something that sparks curiosity. This chair does just that—it's functional, but also makes you stop and ask, "Why haven’t I seen something like this before?" Would love to hear your thoughts—how do you see design evolving in our everyday spaces? #GenZDesign #FirstImpressions #FurnitureDesign #Innovation #DesignInspo

Something you should know about @Arches Design Studio we thrive on global collaboration! 🌍✨ Whether it's nuances in language, design standards, or local codes, we pride ourselves on our adaptability. Working seamlessly with US clients, where terms like "Millwork" might be unfamiliar Down Under (or in Aussie lingo), is just one example. No design challenge is too large—our team speaks the language of creativity, transcending borders and standards. Let's transform ideas into reality, no matter where you are! 🚀🎨 And when it comes to measurements, we've got the imperial system down, where a bulkhead becomes a soffit, and a splashback is a backsplash. Cheers to global design with a local touch! 🇦🇺📏 #GlobalDesign #Adaptability #CreativeCollaboration #AussieDesign #ImperialSystem Some interesting US to AU differences in design language, which do you prefer? - Cabinet vs. Cupboard - Faucet vs. Tap - Countertop vs. Benchtop - Closet vs. Robe - Recessed Lighting vs. Downlights - Garbage Disposal vs. These are not that common Down Under - Hardwood vs. Timber By understanding and bridging these language gaps, we ensure smooth communication and impeccable design outcomes across continents. 🌏✏️ #DesignLanguage #CulturalAdaptation #TranscontinentalDesign #InteriorDesign #Revit #Innovation

Exploring Functionality in Design: The MUJI Concept Today at White Dot, we delve into the essence of the MUJI design philosophy - where simplicity meets sophistication. It’s not just about the minimalist aesthetic; it’s about how each element serves a purpose, bringing harmony between form and function. The MUJI concept is not merely a design; it’s a way of living, where less is more and every object within a space contributes to a serene, uncluttered life. Join us in embracing this elegant functionality that transcends mere appearance to enrich our daily experiences. #MUJIConcept #FunctionMeetsForm #WhiteDotDesigns

The journey from concept to final design can seem elusive to some. What influences our design studio when crafting your workplace project? 🤔 Our strategy begins with two key elements: budget and time. These define our design playground, allowing us to innovate within clear boundaries. While many see budget and time as limitations, we view them as opportunities. By thinking laterally and approaching projects from unique perspectives, we streamline the process and enhance the return on investment, particularly with furnishing consultancy. Discover more about the factors shaping our design choices! 👉 https://bit.ly/3U6T8SI At Sketch Studios, we excel at innovating within constraints, turning challenges into opportunities. Explore recent success stories and chat with our team! 👉 David Chiverton, Nicholas Ruggles, Fritha Selwyn-Jones #workspaceinnovation #commercialinteriors #officedesign #workplacedesign #commercialfurniture #officefitout #sketchstudios

The aesthetics vs. functionality debate in egress design is as old as time. BUT, it doesn't have to be! The key to successfully balancing aesthetics and functionality in egress design is to: 1. Don't sacrifice safety for style. 2. Create a design that prioritises both. Think about it this way: The best-designed egress systems don't just function well, but they also look great doing it. For example, a staircase that combines function with aesthetics can include: - A central landing with a skylight, bringing natural light in. - Clerestory windows. - Custom balustrades that add style without sacrificing safety. These elements can create an eye-catching design that serves a critical function. So, next time you're tasked with designing an egress system, remember: - Safety first. - Functionality second. - And an eye-catching design is always a welcome bonus. #egressdesign #fireengineering

The future of Physical Work & Commercial Spaces is BEAUTIFUL 🤩 .... a quick & tasty bite into the world of PONGS - I cut this together so it can be easily shared as a first point of contact for those who you want to get curious and entice to look into #PONGS INDUSTRY PREDICTION: In year 2034, Textile Architecture and it's popularity will be a BOOMING industry: - We'll see incredible spaces all around us - The world becomes full of beautifully DIFFERENTIATED spaces which are each specifically made for their IDEAL groups of audiences. ... Thanks to incredible manufacturers like PONGS, We'll finally have the cold era of minimalism behind us and get Great Design back from hyperfocusing in the digital spaces into the REAL world where Physical Businesses can finally use DESIGN to start Positioning bravely & specifically to their IDEAL customers... Most people have completely forgotten what a huge IMPACT purposefully, tastefully & intelligently Designed Beautiful Spaces can have for the Quality of Life for everyone Great Design can create almost magical Worlds out of spaces where we love to escape into, away from the big gray world outside This is why I love PONGS. Videos are great - Seeing it live is mind blowing. PS. Let me know if you want me to send this cut for you as a file PPS. - If you want to be among the first intelligently positioned Physical Businesses as described... - OR if you're an Architect looking for l00% Client's Business optimized Bespoke Design, - Let me know! Joe Hamma, José Arrabal #InteriorDesign #LightingDesign #AcousticTextile #SustainableDesign #TextileArchitecture #Hospitality #HotelDevelopment #restaurants #Architecture #Hotelier

We often strive to identify the tangible next steps in materials. With DesignLab, we delved into the possibilities of what biodegradable furniture could look like today. #sustainable #design #biodegradable #regenerative #furniture #supplychain

⚫⚪ Elegant Black & White Design! The simplicity and sophistication of our black and white design with green accents. Check out the main page that balances aesthetics and functionality seamlessly. Need a sleek design for your project? Let's talk! 🚀 #design #inspiration #blackandwhite #UIUX #voit #voitdigital

Ever noticed spikes on ledges or benches divided by armrests? These aren’t just design quirks—they're examples of hostile design, meant to keep certain people out of our public spaces. 🛑 As designers, it’s time to rethink this approach. Let’s move beyond exclusion and create spaces that truly welcome everyone. Design with empathy. Design with purpose. Because good design should be for everyone. #DesignForAll #InclusiveDesign #UrbanPlanning #EmpathyInDesign"