For our third episode, we have a very special guest, Matt Paek. Matt is a Senior UX Designer with a background in psychology and web development currently working as a consultant at Slalom. For close to 8 years, Matt has contributed to or led 10 different product teams both as a consultant and in-house designer, and he's enjoyed working in 6 unique industries. With such a wide breadth of experience, Matt has a ton of stories to tell and learnings to share of the different working styles and

Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of LA Decks, a company that transformed dreams into reality. Discover how founders Noah and Victor navigated their path from Israel to Los Angeles, overcoming challenges and building a successful business in the decking industry. This episode explores their personal stories, the hurdles they faced, and the determination that fueled their success. Tune in to learn about their unique approach to business and the lessons they've learned along the way.

What if every design decision could actually increase your home’s value? In this episode of Designing in 5D, Jodi Peterman sits down with luxury realtor and marketing strategist Tiffin Yamen to uncover how to make smart upgrades that pay off—both now and at resale. They dive into: 💡 How to time renovations for maximum ROI 🏡 Why flow and functionality matter more than square footage 🧘‍♀️ The growing demand for wellness-driven, resort-style homes 💰 Common mistakes seller...

Join Matt Crowder as he interviews Luke Leising, founder and president of Guidon Design, for a straightforward conversation on purposeful leadership, sustainable architecture, and real-world collaboration. Get practical insights from Scouting roots to military service, and discover what it takes to create spaces that truly improve lives.How military and Scouting experiences shaped Guidon's leadership and cultureGuidon's mission to empower people through intentional design choicesStrategies for

Louis Oliver is a creative director, production designer, and lighting designer known for bold, music-driven spectacles that balance concept with rock-solid engineering. As founder of LO&CO, he works end-to-end across creative direction, scenic and lighting to deliver tourable systems and signature looks for artists and brands. His credits span CHVRCHES’ “Love Is Dead” era arena-scale collaborations like 30 Seconds to Mars’ 2024 world tour (with Flare’s Ben Cash), the recurring design

Your home changes the moment the lights come on. We unpack how to design that moment with intention—layering pendants, sconces, table lamps and portables—so evenings feel warm, useful and calm without relying on a ceiling full of downlights. With our shared love of colour, we explain why lighting often matters just as much for mood, comfort and character, and we walk through specific fixtures that deliver both beauty and function. We start with a clear framework: ambient light for glow, task...

For the second episode, we have a very special guest Karun Mukhi. Karun is a product designer based in NYC who grew up in Bombay, India and has worked in many industries including automotive, healthcare, jewelry, home decor and most recently, fintech. He loves solving problems and finding creative solutions for complicated situations. When not being a designer, he writes for an aviation magazine and (tries to) play the drums.About the hosts:Sara Barber is a UX Designer at Arizona State University,

How can we learn to dance with complexity, contradiction, grief, beauty, uncertainty, horror and surprise without abandoning the dance-floor ?Dancing feels like an interesting invitational metaphor to me for these timesIt invites us into the body and out of our stuck heads.It invites us into presence and relationship with life in the moment,To be present with our bodies, with each other, with other life formsIt’s movement, spontaneity, flow, expression, vibe, response,Response-ability.Dancing is

Aujourd’hui, je reçois Leo Fu, Product Designer chez Intact à Montréal.Au menu :* Comment construire un portfolio solide sans diplôme ni expérience* L’importance du networking (Friends of Figma, mentors, LinkedIn)* Développer une mentalité d’éponge et apprendre en continu(Appuie sur ▶️ pour l’immersion totale !)⸻💥 Soutiens le podcast en 2 clics :* Abonne-toi pour ne rien manquer 🔔* Laisse un avis 5 ⭐ sur Apple Podcasts ou Spotify ❤️Tes retours m’aident à inviter des experts toujours plus “super”

İstanbul’un UNESCO Dünya Mirası Listesi’ne girişinin 40. yılı vesilesiyle, 1985’te yapılan başvurunun nasıl hazırlandığını ve neden sadece dört alanı kapsadığını konuğumuz Prof. Dr. Zeynep Ahunbay ile ele alırken; ayrıca Sultanahmet, Süleymaniye, Zeyrek ve Kara Surları bölgelerinin seçilme gerekçelerini, 40 yılda bu alanlarda yaşanan değişimleri ve 'Üstün Evrensel Değer'lerin korunmasında gelinen noktaları konuşuyoruz.

Как найти работу, если ты дизайнер в 2026? Как отразится кризис: кого он вытеснит и какие навыки реально нужны, чтобы остаться в профессии. Разбираю тренды, влияние ИИ, ошибки портфолио и как дизайнеру подготовиться к новому витку диджитал-рынка.Ведущая Катя Купецкая: @jonny.avri Канал, где я делюсь секретами, вдохновением и историями — https://t.me/kate_inspireВидеоверсию смотрите на канале - https://youtu.be/dR86RnMvmmMБуду рада вашим звездочкам, отзывам и отметкам с инсайтами в Stories.*Instagram

LINE 為什麼要花近三年時間開發一套免費字型？ 今年，LINE 推出 LINE Seed 繁體中文版，這套包含一萬三千多個字的字型，由五位平面設計師從零開始打造。本集《設計關鍵字》邀請 LINE 台灣資深設計總監 kaka，分享這個龐大專案背後的品牌思維與設計哲學。 從最初與韓國總部的討論，到每個筆畫的反覆定調——kaka 帶領團隊不只是在做一套字型，更是在建立 LINE 品牌跨越語言與文化的視覺基因。她也分享了在大型企業擔任設計師的真實樣貌——如何在「去個人化」與「保持創意」之間取得平衡？如何讓設計不只是「做得漂亮」，更能成為品牌與使用者溝通的橋樑？ 這不只是一個關於字型開發的故事，更是關於企業設計師如何在系統中找到價值、在限制中創造突破的深刻對話。 本集 𝕋𝕒𝕜𝕖𝕒𝕨𝕒𝕪 ☑ 為什麼 LINE 要投入資源開發免費字型？背後的品牌戰略是什麼？ ☑ 一萬三千多個繁體中文字，設計團隊如何從零開始定義每個筆畫？ ☑ 企業設計師如何在「去個人化」的過程中找到職涯價值？ ☑ Simple and Clean——LINE 的設計哲學如何貫穿所有專案？ ☑

In today’s design landscape, it pays to apply a multi-cultural approach to the entire process - from ideation to execution. In the latest episode of Space by Stansons, host Guy Stanley welcomes Antonia Walmsley, Head of Strategy and Design at Unispace Global, to explore how cultural heritage shapes workplace design philosophy, the evolution from traditional architecture to innovative design-build approaches, and the delicate balance between structure and creativity in modern workspaces. Drawing

La prima puntata del nostro podcast è dedicata al ritorno all'ufficio, che molte aziende hanno "gentilmente" imposto ai propri dipendenti e l'impatto che questa azione ha avuto sugli arredi e le aree collaborative. Ne parliamo con MillerKnoll e con Muuto, due aziende primarie del settore.

Milyonların sevgilisi Rafadan Tayfa’nın yaratıcısı İsmail Fidan, bu büyük başarının ardındaki samimi hikayeyi anlatıyor. Kendi çocukluğundan ilhamla yola çıkarak yerli ve milli bir animasyon devini nasıl inşa ettiğini, basit fikirlerin gücünü ve yapay zekanın sektöre etkilerini bu keyifli sohbette dinleyin.

Host Peter H. Miller, Hon AIA interviews Richard Sammons, of Fairfax and Sammons Architects, one of the most important and accomplished classical design firms in the country.  Listen in as Sammonsexplains how his classical design principals and use of sustainable materials inform and create new period houses and the "creative reconstructions" of buildings from the 18th and early 19th centuries."

AI isn’t the future of design. It’s the biggest threat most designers don’t see coming. While everyone’s celebrating faster workflows and effortless logos, AI is quietly reshaping the creative industry, and most designers are sleepwalking straight into irrelevance. This isn’t just about tools or technology. It’s about control, creativity, and whether designers still have a seat at the table. Here’s the uncomfortable truth: most graphic designers are using AI the wrong way or not at all. They...

Today’s guest is Eliza McNitt, an Emmy-nominated filmmaker working at the intersection of technology, science, and film. From her groundbreaking VR trilogy SPHERES to her latest AI film ANCESTRA, Eliza embraces emerging technologies to tell deeply personal and cosmic stories. In this conversation, we explore her creative evolution — and how she’s using AI to expand the language of storytelling and make the invisible visible.To learn more, visit our website at fost.org. To pre-order your copy of The

Think you need to match all your furniture? Or that small spaces must be painted white? Think again! In this episode, we’re debunking the most common interior design myths that may be holding your home back. Our design experts set the record straight on outdated “rules,” reveal what actually works in real spaces, and share practical tips you can use today — whether you're redecorating a room or designing your dream home.- Learn why some popular design advice just doesn’t hold up - Discover

In this episode, we sit down with Edie Dillman, CEO of B.Public Prefab, a Public Benefit Corporation reimagining residential construction to address the climate and housing crises. B Public Prefab creates high-performance, prefabricated homes using innovative panelized construction that achieves 80% energy reduction, builds 30% faster, and prioritizes healthy, comfortable living spaces. Their prefabricated panels are engineered to meet Passive House standards when paired with other high-performance