Redesigning mundane archetypes by Miriam Taraby, Studio Tuut

Miriam Tarabay is a Lebanese product designer and founder of Studio Tuut, blending heritage, craftsmanship and contemporary design. What if the objects we use every day weren’t designed the way they are? From the humble spoon to the everyday lemon squeezer, this hands-on design sprint invites participants to challenge the familiar and rethink the ordinary. Through rapid ideation and playful experimentation, we’ll explore how mundane objects might evolve to serve different people, adapt to unexpected contexts, or solve problems we never thought to question. No design experience needed; just curiosity and a willingness to see the familiar differently. Please note that workshop slots are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Arrive early to secure your spot, as capacity may fill up quickly.