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10 Essential Product Design Trends for 2026
⏱️ 4 minutes read · 738 words As we usher into 2026, the world of product design continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driven by innovative technology and changing consumer preferences. These trends redefine how designers approach creating new products, whether it’s tangible items or digital interfaces. Understanding these essential trends equips businesses with the tools to stay competitive and…
The praise of the essential in furnishing: how to renovate the house for the winter season. Get inspired on Lomuarredi's blog!
The praise of the essential in furnishing: how to renovate the house for the winter season. Get inspired on Lomuarredi's blog!
Lacoste Essential Design
Lacoste had teamed up with Paris based designer, Felipe Oliveira Baptista to create this new rage of shoes that for part of the Lacoste Essential Design range. Complimenting the luxurious sportswear mood found in the SS12 apparel range, LED is a brand new range of distinctive and stylish trainers that are as iconic and traditional as they are innovative and modern. The use of luxurious leathers, hand stitching and a soft colour palette of grey, camel and beige combine to create something that is truly special for those who appreciate quality and design. via cultureshoq.com
Industrial Design...
So today I went to take a tour of an industrial design company called Essential Design in Boston. The people who worked there were ehhh....i would say...bland?...but I loved the ideas they came up with and I love the entire concept of their job. The space was really awesome, calm, laid back, chilled out etc.
I was more interested about the fact that the job requires a lot of travel. So, you know, this is the job for me I guess. I get to travel AND do what I love? FOR THE WIN!
I'm visiting Continuum (another industrial design company) for the second time...and I ABSOLUTELY LOVED EVERYTHING about them....EVERYTHING...I can't wait to go there again. They also published a book that I wrote in...WE THINK YOU'RE OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW...check it out!
Sugao, essential design in Japan / chez Merci / 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris 3e / Crédits : V.H.
