[Photo: courtesy Tom Dixon] Today, Dixon is debuting his latest chair, dubbed the Hydro. It, too, is an efficiently built product, leveraging metal-forming technology from the auto industry ...

On what would have been the first day of Salone del Mobile (and its 60th anniversary), Tom Dixon released the limited-edition Hydro Chair, which is 100 percent aluminum and made by one of Tesla ...

The brand has already introduced a small hydroponic system that allows users to grow lettuce on their kitchen countertops. But the collaboration with Dixon's Design Research Studio is shaping up ...

In the 20 years since launching his studio, Tom Dixon hasn’t stopped experimenting ... These span from the lightweight aluminium chair that Dixon created in collaboration with Hydro, and has expanded ...

The more you know, the more there is to know. Tom Dixon with the 100 % recyclable Hydro chair at the Coal Office, his London HQ You have said that you live in a permanent state of dissatisfaction ...

When designer Tom Dixon partnered with IKEA on a sofa bed ... As part of the collaboration, Dixon was introduced to Hydro, one of the world’s largest aluminum producers, which was, as Dixon ...

Located on the Greek island of Mykonos, British designer Tom Dixon's AIMASIÁ VILLA has local geology at the heart of its bold yet minimalist contemporary design. A modern masterpiece, the ...

DIXON — Hydroponics, which is the process of growing plants without soil, is an idea that's been around for a long time. The legalization of marijuana has made the method more popular ...

Tom Dixon and IKEA have developed “Gardening ... with edible and medicinal plants and an enclosed garden fuelled by hydroponic systems and controllable lighting. The garden will be split into ...

IKEA has teamed up with British designer Tom Dixon to launch an urban farming ... The base garden will include a "horticultural laboratory" where hydroponic technology will be used to grow ...

That’s the idea behind a new line of products the Swedish company is developing with British industrial designer Tom Dixon ... has already introduced a small hydroponic system designed to ...

Dezeen Showroom: British design brand Tom Dixon and Austrian manufacturer Prolicht have launched Code, a new collection of stripped-back LED track lights that celebrate electronics circuits.