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is defacing trump's hollywood walk of fame star the ultimate expression of anti-trump art? it's certainly a symbolic reminder of the amount of art and design we have seen criticising the reality TV star since the 2016 election.

by kieron marchese

10.000 sqm NASA space blanket to cover this year's burning man, by sasha shtanuk made of 3.350 reflective silver blankets held together with 40 km of reinforced tape, the ultralight polyester canvas will constantly change its shape into surreal silhouettes.

by maria erman

driverless vehicle by stavros mavrakis redefines the way we explore while traveling zephyr is created as a piece of moving architecture to provide a flexible, ephemeral space for living.

by S. Mavrakis

MINI LIVING’s urban cabin embraces the city of los angeles – on a small footprint designboom interviewed the leading creatives involved in this edition, who discussed the unique character of their design, how it expands small spaces, and the living experience they created.

by tim spears

NASA-awarded 'marsha', a 3D-printed vertical martian habitat by AI spacefactory the project marks a radical departure from previous habitat schemes typified by low-lying domes or buried structures.

by Jeffrey Montes

LEGO brings fantastical moments to life in latest advertising campaigns using 3D illustration and some wild imagination, at the centre is LEGO's ultimate purpose to inspire and develop children to think creatively.

by kieron marchese

from self-driving cars to 3D printing, BMW, patricia urquiola & UNStudio predict the future of mobility hosted by joseph grima, BMW roundtable participants speculate on how our relationship with cars might evolve in the coming years.

by sofia lekka angelopoulou

studio KWK promes' 'by the way' house is wrapped in its own driveway robert konieczny of polish studio kwk promes peels up the driveway which becomes a sculptural skin for it's 'by the way' house.

by kat barandy

carla juaçaba's vatican chapel disappears into its bucolic setting at the venice biennale the scheme comprises four highly-polished steel beams that form a cross and a bench.

by philip stevens

users can customize en bruto's hache chair to alter its shape and color the chair's modular design allows users to combine parts in different ways, creating varying shape and color combinations.

by en bruto

daisuke motogi architects designs 'dappled' office in tokyo daisuke motogi architects designs office space for tokyo iphone accessories brand known for perforated mesh products, after which the office is modeled.

by kat barandy

nacione creates football cards that feature the 2018 FIFA world cup's best moments with unforgettable world cup moments, nacione believes that it would be a good idea to create special cards to help us remember this event in the future.

by Nacione™

this american corn field has brought to life a 20-acre 'stranger things' maze design the 20-acre maze pays tribute to the series ahead of netflix releasing the trailer for the third instalment last week.

by kieron marchese

mars spacecraft beams us the next chapter of humanity's search for extraterrestrial life after interpreting data received from the MARSIS instrument on the mars express spacecraft, scientists find evidence for a large stable body of liquid water under mars' southern polar ice cap.

by wes toshiro purpura

metabaukunst's reclusive getaway cabin in the US is clad with charred timber planned to provide a getaway for writers and artists, the cabin is clad with charred timber and can entirely open up to the hilly green landscape, while its interior is as white as an empty canvas.

by DaisyJacobs

random porcelain cup is printed unpredictable numbers $19 by Modus Design from Poland

beerdy - a beer-buddy that will always open you a cold one $12 by PELEG DESIGN from Israel

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