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Design Forum International (DFI) designs tea-leaf shaped blocks for Assam Government's new Directorate Complex in Guwahati.

Amsterdam-based design agency Tjep. envisions a cleaner yacht industry with the introduction of EAU, a concept electric luxury yacht with 100% electric propulsion and a modern aesthetic that will appeal to leisure boaters. Check it out here…

One Plus Partnership, founded by designer duo Ajax Law and Virginia Lung bring the world of cinema to life, giving abstract form to the concepts that make up the film industry and the city.

As millennials seek experiences and adventure, the restaurant industry offers both, food and a getaway into another world. Saniya Kantarwala's 'The Terrace', Mumbai connects with this very fancy. Check it out here…

Beijing-based studio People's Industrial Design Office conceives a 3D scan booth that combines photographic equipment with tensile skin to form a dynamic transformable structure…

Versatile designer Constance Guisset has a light animated style, which almost instantaneously evokes a connection and warmth in the viewer.

Architecture is said to be the mother of all arts. Check out how emerging technology can now augment design process. NBBJ Architects make headway in implementing VR and AR...

Brazilian designers create an amazing studio apartment with black as the predominant colour. Check it out and leave us your views…

Rehab essentials for neurologically challenged kids, the Glifo writing and drawing tools aim at giving them a second chance at life. Read here and leave us your thoughts…

Eray-Carbajo architecture and design studio create an intriguingly masculine ambience for Adam - the grooming atelier brand in London. Check out how this ordinary barber shop has been transformed into an upscale service haunt and leave us your views...

Can robots substantiate the 'real' feel? Check out the newly launched world's first robotic bartending system and leave us your valuable inputs...

Foxconn, an electronics manufacturer from Taiwan with huge factories in China, generates about 40 percent of the global consumer electronics revenue by creating things like iPhones and computer components on giant assembly lines staffed by humans. Until recently, you'd probably never heard of Foxconn, but a series of worker suicides made us all take a hard look at where our electronics were coming from. Foxconn has made some improvements (including nets around tall buildings), but by all accounts, the core of the problem (the work) remains "repetitive, exhausting, and alienating." Yesterday, Foxconn announced (at an employee dance party of all places) that they're planning on buying some robots to replace their human workforce. And by some robots, they mean one million robots over the next three years. So for every one robot Foxconn currently has working at their manufacturing plants, they're going to buy a hundred more.

Fashion designer @PareshLambaSignatures gauges the future of menswear in 2015 just like he did 15 years ago, when he stirred up a sartorial storm in Bengaluru's fashion scene… http://inditerrain.indiaartndesign.com/2014/12/trend-forecast-2015-luxury-menswear.html

Glass is an interesting and challenging medium of artistic expression. Check out Baptiste Debombourg's sculptural installation at the glass Biennale in la Chaufferie in Strasbourg and leave us your feedback...

The superyacht life is more than just a social status and a fun lifestyle. It is a whole world of bespoke luxury that emanates from the vessel itself. The Pearl 95 showcases Kelly Hoppen's love of beautiful design. Check it out here…

@the-grid-architects craft the interiors of a gym on a light-hearted thematic note, endorsing the importance of the environs that make a fitness regime productive for both - mind and body. Check out the story here

Developing a dialogue between architectural form, geometry, sustainability and smart materials, Margot Krasojevic Architects designs a photovoltaic ice skating rink in Russia. Check it out and leave us your views...

SML Architects prove how a well-thought out plan can transform the mundane to modernist. Check out their newly redesigned office project in Mumbai and leave us your views

Produce.Workshop applies a traditional tailoring technique called 'darting' to retail interior in Singapore; adjudged as the INSIDE World Interior of the Year 2017! Check it out here…