Traditional Fireplace with a Twist

Purion is an ion air purifier designed as an integration into a traditional Agungi – or Korean fireplace made of natural stone and soil. While heating, the main device purifies and sterilizes air in the room while portable stick ionizers are charged wirelessly in the Agungi’s opening. Each can then be carried to other spaces in the home where they emit negative ions.

Designer: Wongyung Lee


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Nava by Kor


In follow up to the “perfect spout” built into their Vida water bottle, today California-based Kor released Nava, a new bottle that combines their signature mouth-friendly top with…

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Refreshing with Algae

This exploration into the future of oxygen production is a green twist on the oxygen bar that incorporates high-yielding, oxygen-producing algae into a sauna-like structure. Designed for public spaces, Chlorella users can take a quick breather inside and enjoy the healing and relaxing effects. When not in use, it keeps working, contributing oxygen to the external environment. 

Designer: Adam Miklosi


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EcoCool

The EcoCool system was designed to filter and reuse grey water to cool interior spaces and hydrate the planter at the bottom of the unit. Before being deposited in the planter, water passes through a series of filters disguised as wall tiles that are filled with a filtering mixture of sand and marble. The solution simultaneously cools the air while bringing awareness to water consumption in a visible and memorable way.

Designer: Ardavan Mirhosseini


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French designer Mathieu Lehanneur and Harvard professor David Edwards have launched a filtration system which uses living plants to purify the air indoors. (more…)