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The 2026 Core77 Design Awards season has come to a close, and as always, it ends with trophies heading out to our winners. Congratulations once more to all the winners of the 2026 Core77 Design Awards , and our thanks to this year's Jury Teams for their time and insight. This year we're also pleased to welcome a new tr
In the English county of Cornwall, a contracting firm called Cormac handles construction, road maintenance and environmental services. On a job last summer, a Cormac crew had to clear riverside vegetation, and were getting eaten alive by biting insects. As a test, Cormac worker Harry Blake purchased some plastic dragon
This peculiar-looking object… …is a Quick Step Foot Ascender that you wear around your feet. The contraption contains a movable, ratcheting jaw that bites onto rope. Paired with a Chest Ascender … …worn against your sternum, it allows you to essentially walk up a vertical rope: While your legs do the work, the chest as
This Firemill object, by Swedish industrial design firm Propellor , is a food-safe fire extinguisher that leaves no residue. "The majority of home fires begin in the kitchen," Propellor writes. And if something catches fire on your stove, and you then douse it with a conventional fire extinguisher, you've got a huge me
Here's what we looked at this week: Automatic drop down seals for doors. The unique fairings on Bandit9's RED 800 motorcycle. PureSelfMade's build-your-own wind turbine workshops. The AwesomePre , designed by ID firm Bebop, is an alternate take on booklights. The (partially) hide-away Urban Desk. A modern take on the s
This simple, elegant Hearth Lamp looks like a Midcentury Modern design that's turned up in some Danish thrift shop. But in fact it's a new object, by British homeware brand Made in Search . The shade is set back from the Walnut base just enough to provide access to the perfectly chosen switch. A stainless steel base pl
This Hollow Clock was designed by Shinsaku Hiura , an engineering professor at the University of Hyogo. It was then 3D printed and assembled by content creator MechDesign98 . As the clock's name suggests, there is no pane of transparent material filling the circle. How, then, does the hour hand maintain its position as
These chandeliearrings are by Kate Schroeder , a Missouri-based ceramic artist and jewelrymaker. They contain LEDs powered by LR41 button batteries, which provide about 30 hours of life (though the brightness dims over time). Though Schroeder's background is in ceramic arts, these pieces are instead made of polymer cla
I live in rural America, and can say that the 20th-century sport of "mailbox baseball" is still alive and well. While these photos aren't mine, this is a common scene on my local roads: This is a problem all around the country. Some creative homeowners have devised a solution, by sinking steel posts (rather than wood)
This transforming table is by Polish company Bauhausly . Its signature trick is that it goes from round to square: Beneath you can see the concealed hinges that make it work. It's possible the design isn't original; the company, a startup, does not identify a designer or person behind the company, and only says they ma