The Australian startup Unyoked is developing stylish cabins that provide a safe option for travellers looking to get away from the city.

Lithuanian design brand EMKO has released the Chaos Rug, which repurposes textile offcuts.

The innovative method consumes 99 per cent less water than cotton production, and the fibre is completely recyclable.

Researchers in New Zealand are testing out the use of glass fibre to reinforce polymer bars in structural engineering.

The design helps homes better regulate interior temperatures and reduces the need for air conditioning.

The eco-friendly design mimics a classic office cubicle, but is portable and adaptable to different home spaces.

The gelatine and glycerine materials of the Voronoi Runner can be fully dismantled and composted by the wearer.

The 3D-printed, open source shield is designed to help young children avoid touching their faces in classrooms.

PressPoints aim to provide the missing link to a viable recycling chain, where bottles will be collected and compressed at a small scale before being transported to a PET buyer.

The hydraulic seat and integrated handles improve ease of access and folds up when not being used, to ensure maximum floor space.

A print specialist is introducing design-your-own dividers to keep offices and classrooms COVID-safe.

The Hong Kong Brick was designed out of the waste of shops demolished during the pandemic.