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This Umbrella Is Actually a 500-Year-Old Korean Hat in Disguise
13+ hour, 26+ min ago (209+ words) Whether you’re a K-culture enthusiast, a design collector, or simply someone who appreciates carrying a piece of history through a rainstorm, this is the kind of purchase that feels both indulgent and meaningful. It’s proof that heritage doesn’t have to stay…...
The Sunglasses Built for When You???re Actually in the Water
1+ day, 5+ min ago (455+ words) Every summer, I do the same thing. I bring my sunglasses to the beach, spend twenty minutes deciding where to put them once I get in the water, and end up burying them in the sand next to my towel....
Field Notes Just Made Notebooks That Look Good Enough to Eat
1+ week, 3+ day ago (581+ words) Yanko Design One thing that I’ve always shared when I do my journaling workshops is that this hobby is something that involves a lot of our senses: sight, sound, touch, sometimes even smell (if you have materials that have fragrance)....
This human refrigerator chills you the in peak summer heat - anytime, anywhere
2+ week, 6+ hour ago (380+ words) Yanko Design Summer temperatures are rising globally, leading to uncomfortable heatwaves even in regions where summers were earlier a pleasant affair. This has prompted manufacturers to develop innovative ways to handle heat when not in the cozy comfort of home…...
The Paper Fan Just Lost Its Ribs. It's Better For It.
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (696+ words) Yanko Design The Japanese paper fan is one of those objects that seems to have already said everything it has to say. It’s been refined over centuries, grown into a cultural icon, and been replicated so many times that it…...
No Battery, No Tech: A Grad Just Solved Outdoor Worker Heat Stress
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (216+ words) That’s what makes Teron°, a cooling workwear concept by German design graduate Jorin Frenzel, feel so refreshingly grounded. Frenzel, who completed his Bachelor of Arts in Product Design at Hochschule Hannover in early 2025, didn’t reach for a tech-heavy solution. No battery…...
The Umbrella That Makes Kids Chase Their Own Shadow – Yanko Design
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (618+ words) The Umbrella That Makes Kids Chase Their Own Shadow Yanko Design Most sun safety products for kids follow the same playbook: bright colors, cartoon prints, maybe a fun shape. They’re designed to appeal to parents, not children, which is probably…...