Moritz Waldemeyer was interviewed for this weeks BBC Culture Show, giving a tour of his work in his studio.
It was available on the UK only iPlayer, but you can now watch on youtube here.
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A while ago I wrote about Plable by Yumiko Tanaka, a project that mixes childs play with social family eating at the dinner table.
Whilst at the graduate show for Goldsmiths University last year I got to play with a wonderful project by Sonal Patel who was at the same time as Yumiko having similair thoughts […]

Looking through the site of Hector Serrano from a previous post, I found this collaboration with Lola Llorca…
“Manolo Is Gonna Have Fun takes fun to the extreme with common objects. Objects that combine normal function and are amusing. Manolo´s products are inspired by toys and the actions of playing games. Manolo is gonna have fun […]

At our first This happened event, Moritz Waldemeyer presented his amazing kinetic robotic dresses in collaboration with Hussein Chalayan. From an engineering background, his work is not only extremly well built technically, but also has become very elegant, subtle and in a class of its own.
So last week I was keen to go to […]

Continuing research into play in everyday situations, I was very happy to stumble upon the Play! range from BCXSY (cooperative between designers Boaz Cohen and Sayaka Yamamoto).
“PLAY! consists of a collection of products that was conceived out of a desire to bring a sense of nostalgia and playfulness into the grown-up environment. Recognizable childhood […]

I’ve just got back from a few days in Milan for the intensive design week. I’m never going to have time to write about any of it, the good or the bad, so instead here are my photos. There is plenty of other blog coverage if you are interested.
I will write about why […]

Is it possible to let a first sketch become an object, to design directly onto space? This is a question that Front Design have just asked in their project Sketch Furniture.
“The four FRONT members have developed a method to materialise free hand sketches. They make it possible by using a unique method where two […]