Ida Engholm

Panton: Environments, Colours, Systems, Patterns, by Anders Michelsen and Ida Engholm, invites you to dive into the colourful, fun, and futuristic universe of Verner Panton. Verner Panton is known as the enfant terrible of Danish design. Unlike his Danish colleagues during the 1950s and 60s who prioritised natural materials and manual craftsmanship, Panton ventured abroad to experiment with coloured plastic,...

A call for design thinking that centres the planet over human desires. In recent years, numerous fields have applied design principles to a variety of social challenges. Perhaps none of these are as critical as climate change. Design for the New World offers a paradigm shift in design and design thinking, away from a focus on human scales, needs, and...

Design thinking is an increasingly widespread approach. In recent years, it has been launched as a method that enables even the most conservative company to adopt agile, innovative, and entrepreneurial mindsets, encouraging them to think outside the box. But what is design thinking, how did it emerge, and what does it do? In Quick Guide to Design Thinking, Ida Engholm...