12.12.2024

I’ve added two pages for identified objects in Strange New Worlds:

• Candle Holder by Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff

• SIMRISHHAMN Floor Light by Inma Bermudez, Hanna Grann Dalrot, and Aaron Probyn for IKEA

Updated several pages to reflect theirappearances in the new season of Lower Decks:

• Boby Cart by Joe Colombo

• Globe Garden Chair by Peter Opsvik

• Tatlin Sofa by Marion Cananzi & Roberto Semprini for Edra

• Rainbow Model A-5040 by Artup Lighting

Updated the page for Scio H03 330 Chair by Søren Yran for HÅG to reflect its use in Voyager.

12.10.2024

I’ve added three new pages for identified objects:

• Mickey Mouse Gourmet Mug by Michael Graves for the Walt Disney Company (used in Voyager)

• Cappuccino Glasses by Inspiration (used in Voyager)

• Work Station Desk by Donald R. Westland and H. Charles Hassel for MicroComputer Accessories (used in Deep Space Nine)

I’m doing my best to get through all of the great submissions sent to me during my hiatus, more incoming in the next few days!

12.09.2024

I’ve added a page for one newly identified object:

• Royal Ruby Vase by Anchor Hocking (used in Picard)

12.07.2024

I’ve added two new pages for identified objects:

• Gaomi Decanter by Anchor Hocking (used in Enterprise)

• P40 Chair by Giancarlo Vegni and Gianfranco Gualtierotti for Fasem (used in Picard)

In the case of the Gaomi decanter, it was actually a submission from a while ago, but I’ve since lost the message I got it from! If you sent this to me, please let me know so I can give you proper credit.

12.06.2024

It’s been a while since my last update, but I’ve got some exciting personal news!

First, I finally won a three-tier Boby trolley at auction, which has been a bucket list item of mine forever. I’ve yet to photograph it properly, but am looking forward to adding it to my Collection page.

Second, Star Trek + Design was recently featured in TWO major design publications, METROPOLIS and Dwell. Articles here:

• Chairs in Space: When Design History Influences Science Fiction

• How “Star Trek” Helped Make Midcentury-Modern the Signature Sci-Fi Aesthetic

The METROPOLIS interview I did months before it was published, but then forgot about it and only found it yesterday (oops). The Dwell article was a huge surprise to me and I had no idea it was being written! I’m incredible humbled by the attention and it’s a good shove to get back into this project I’ve been neglecting for the past few months.

Finally, a big thank you to Johanna Lu for photographing me (left image was a test shot but I love it) so I finally have a respectable portrait that isn’t ten years old.