Schoolchildren will explore how design helps to look at familiar things differently: through experience, materials, and bold ideas. It seems that a chair, lamp, pen, or clock exists on its own: they are simply convenient, familiar, and always at hand. But behind each such item lies a journey from idea to form - with questions, debates, mistakes, and sudden discoveries. In the class, teenagers will be able to view design as a living process, where observation, courage, and the ability to think about the benefit for others are important. The practical part is built around action. Participants will explore the topic through materials and tactile experience: trying, assembling, disassembling, comparing, and searching for their own logic. Ideas on where to go in Nizhny Novgorod are collected on our website.