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- Aug 2, 2026
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Meld skincare dispenser allows users to mix their own preservative-free formulas (opens the original)
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British designer Beth Morgan Lundie has developed a refillable skincare dispenser that lets users combine different ingredients to create a bespoke formula at home and "bypass the need for toxic additives". The Meld system was Morgan Lundie's graduation project from London design school Central Saint Martins and earned her the PriestmanGoode Rising Star Award at The post Meld skincare dispenser allows users to mix their own preservative-free formulas appeared first on Dezeen.
Holzrausch evokes South American cinema at renovated Munich townhouse (opens the original)
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German architecture studio Holzrausch drew inspiration from cinematic interiors when designing this townhouse in Munich, which combines dark wood with natural stone and lush tropical planting. The clients for the Private Club project are film producer Cornelia Popp and her husband, who created a storyboard evoking 1970s South American movies as inspiration for the project. The post Holzrausch evokes South American cinema at renovated Munich townhouse appeared first on Dezeen.
Wing-See Yau designs Tamagotchi-like toy to help make reading fun (opens the original)
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Brunel University graduate Wing-See Yau has designed Yomi, a device that encourages children to read by linking their progress to the growth of digital pets. Yomi is a compact device that converts reading time into points. These rewards are visualised in the form of a digital avatar that grows and evolves over the course of The post Wing-See Yau designs Tamagotchi-like toy to help make reading fun appeared first on Dezeen.
Jasmine Fisher transforms rented London office with moody material palette (opens the original)
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Interior designer Jasmine Fisher has created an atmospheric studio for her London-based practice, using warm colours and curated artworks to lend the space a more homely feel. The 32-square-metre rented space was originally a harshly lit and impersonal white box that did not reflect the studio's characterful, layered approach to interiors. Fisher, who previously worked The post Jasmine Fisher transforms rented London office with moody material palette appeared first on Dezeen.
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