As Scott Key was fretting over what he wanted to do with his life after college, he found the answer that he was searching for in an architecture magazine.
These solidly designed hot beverage cups aren't the disposable kind-yet you don't have to bring them back after leaving the shop, and you won't need to pay extra for the privilege.
When she found girls dropping out of school in Uganda, an engineer designed a sweet solution for a lack of feminine hygiene.
Brad Soden doesn't even have any engineering experience, training, or degree - he was simply determined to make sure that his wife could be included on family excursions.
This design is a finalist for the 2017 Dyson Awards and it won't just save parents money – it will also stop baby clothing from ending up in landfills.
This furniture collection could please even the most haughty feline tastes in home decor.
Instead of allowing a newborn monarch butterfly to perish because of its injured wings, this costume designer grabbed her tool kit and got to work.
This Texas museum is home to over 1,300 decorated toilet seats – all created by the prince of porcelain himself: 96-year-old Barney Smith.
Redesigning one of the world's most common household appliances could divert over 100 gigatons of carbon emissions from the atmosphere by 2050.
Are you a thrill-seeker who also cares about the environment and stunning views? Then you might want to add this destination to your travel agenda.
Fed by his passions for surfing, sailing, and designing, Jeffrey Wapner launched a company in California to make surfboard bags made from old sails destined for dump.
No two features of the citadel were designed the same – every doorway and pillar are designed uniquely.
These clever teens weren't about to let this poor penguin waddle with an injured ankle forever.
The GUNRID curtain could make a dramatic difference in the air quality of urban homes around the world.
As a means of getting people more interested in local wildlife, this designer has been livestreaming a bird as it nests in a tiny living room box.
These Dutch designers have come up with an ingenious replacement for plastic – and it will actually be able to suck tons of CO2 out of the air.
Carly the kitten may be cute, but people were reluctant to adopt her because her swimmer's syndrome caused her legs to shake – but not anymore.
These folded solar panels work similarly to window blinds – except they can generate clean energy without blocking your natural light.
The chair is made out of recycled materials that were all sourced from fishing companies within a 12-mile radius of the architectural studio.
The hydrogen-powered "Breeze" trains are set to launch within the next three years, and they are designed to produce zero carbon emissions.
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