A while ago, one of Yanko Design’s Instagram posts played a huge role in exposing and shedding light on the gender bias in the design world. The viral post raised awareness on the experiences of women in industrial design, and also the amount of appreciation, recognition, and exposure they truly deserve but do not always receive. In an ode to amazing female designers and the mindblowing work they do, we’ve curated a collection of innovative – all of them created by women ONLY.  From to furniture to architecture, there’s no design industry, left untouched by women and their creative enigma! It’s a women’s world, and it’s time we celebrate it! This guest post comes from our contributing author Kristi Bartlett. renovated Michèle Monroy’s apartment in Paris. She showered it with colorful hues of orange, yellow, pink, blue, and green! This ecstatic rainbow-themed space instantly lifts up spirits! Elodie Delassus designed this beautiful render of the Philips Steamer 3000 series. It’s a compact garment steamer, designed to fit perfectly into our modern-day cramped apartments. Sleek, ergonomic, and aesthetically pleasing! It checks all the boxes of an ideal home appliance. Called the Twins, this side table by truly does look like a pair of twins! The intriguingly looped furniture piece features two tabletops, connected via a U-shaped pipe. It also comes in varying heights.   Designed by , the Spiral of Life is a public installation that draws inspiration from the waves of the Hudson River and the sculptures of Isamu Noguchi. It offers a space to sit, relax, contemplate, and take a break from the hectic city routine. Kristi Bartlett is a designer in the healthcare industry and PhD student in Computer Graphics Technology at Purdue University. She believes that the strongest designs are made by teams that reflect the diversity of real-world users. Find more of her work on her   and  .