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BIG and Everyday Unveil Air, a Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living

Last updated: June 26, 2026 9:53 am
Pooja Khanna Tyagi
Pooja Khanna Tyagi
ByPooja Khanna Tyagi
Pooja Khanna Tyagi is an India-based architect and design writer. Her work engages with architecture, interiors, materials, and evolving lifestyle narratives, with a focus on translating...
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BIG and Everyday Unveil Air: A Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living
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Copenhagen cleantech startup Everyday and renowned architecture studio BIG have collaborated to create Air, a minimalist home climate system that combines heating, cooling, and air purification in one seamless solution. Unveiled at BIG HQ during 3 days of design, Air reflects a shared vision of integrating advanced technology into everyday life through thoughtful, unobtrusive design.

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  • Air Brings Climate Control and Purification Together
  • BIG Shapes the Design Experience of Air

Air Brings Climate Control and Purification Together

BIG and Everyday Unveil Air: A Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living

Developed by Everyday in close partnership with BIG, Air reinterprets the traditional home climate system. The all-in-one solution delivers heating, cooling, and air purification while maintaining a quiet, architectural presence.

BIG and Everyday Unveil Air: A Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living

Designed to blend naturally into contemporary interiors, Air prioritizes comfort and performance without dominating the visual landscape of the home.

BIG Shapes the Design Experience of Air

BIG and Everyday Unveil Air: A Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living

As Everyday’s design partner, BIG played a key role in defining the product’s appearance and user experience. The studio designed the hardware exterior and physical interactions across the indoor unit, outdoor unit, control interface, and room sensor.

BIG and Everyday Unveil Air: A Minimalist Home Climate System for Modern Living

Air highlights how BIG and Everyday are using design to make home technology more intuitive, elegant, and invisible.

Image Credit: Everyday

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ByPooja Khanna Tyagi
Pooja Khanna Tyagi is an India-based architect and design writer. Her work engages with architecture, interiors, materials, and evolving lifestyle narratives, with a focus on translating complex ideas into clear, accessible content. With a minimalist sensibility, she uses writing to simplify design ideas. A graduate of Dr. B.N. College of Architecture, Pune (2000), India, she has been active in the writing domain since 2016. She has contributed to leading publications in India and internationally, bringing together professional insight and a measured, articulate voice.
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