We often understand good design when something looks nice or functions well, and conversely, bad design when something doesn’t — such as a leaky teapot. But how can design be used to do good? And why is the idea of ‘design for good’ so important?
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Ethical Christmas Market at Airfield Estate
The new Ethical Christmas market has launched in Airfield Estate. Hosted by ourselves, We Make Good, it is filled with thoughtful and ethical gifts to make your Christmas shopping an absolute breeze. A...
Ethical Christmas Market at Airfield Estate
The new Ethical Christmas market has launched in Airfield Estate. Hosted by ourselves, We Make Good, it is filled with thoughtful and ethical gifts to make your Christmas shopping an absolute breeze. A...
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Fashion Manufacturing on Home Soil - Irish Fash...
Fashion and homewares manufacturing on home soil - our story We’ve come a long way since setting up in a small room in the former Goldenbridge Convent, kindly loaned...
Fashion Manufacturing on Home Soil - Irish Fash...
Fashion and homewares manufacturing on home soil - our story We’ve come a long way since setting up in a small room in the former Goldenbridge Convent, kindly loaned...
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A Stitch Against Waste - A Stitch For Freedom
If you have arrived at this blog, you may know that We Make Good is all about promoting Irish social enterprise made products. We believe social enterprises create more equal...
A Stitch Against Waste - A Stitch For Freedom
If you have arrived at this blog, you may know that We Make Good is all about promoting Irish social enterprise made products. We believe social enterprises create more equal...
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