Architecture

Most of us have been caught without a pen when inspiration strikes or a quick note needs jotting down. Carrying a full pencil case feels clunky for everyday life, but going without means missing out on spontaneous sketches, reminders, or ideas that slip away before you get home to your desk. The Gifted concept reimagines […]

Most air purifiers are designed to be hidden away in corners or behind furniture. Their boxy shapes, blinking lights, and utilitarian looks clash with carefully curated interiors, forcing you to choose between clean air and visual harmony. For anyone who cares about both wellness and aesthetics, finding a purifier that actually enhances a room feels

When Disney says they want you on the edge of your seat, they’re not speaking metaphorically anymore. The streaming giant unveiled “EDGEOFYØR Seat,” a handcrafted wooden chair built to keep viewers literally on the edge of their seats while watching Huluween programming. And yes, they actually carved away most of the chair to make this

Modern professionals face an ongoing battle between maintaining a pristine living space and managing demanding work schedules. The traditional approach of dedicating entire weekends to deep cleaning feels increasingly unrealistic when career demands intensify. Smart cleaning technology has evolved to bridge this gap, offering solutions that work autonomously or dramatically reduce cleaning time while delivering

Digital cameras dressed in retro clothing have flooded the market lately, promising vintage vibes while delivering the same old pixels underneath. These cameras look like throwbacks from the outside, but they’re digital at heart, offering nostalgia as an aesthetic choice rather than a genuine photographic experience that connects you to the tactile reality of film.

Picture this: you’re landing in one of the world’s oldest civilizations, and the first thing you see isn’t sterile white corridors and fluorescent lighting. Instead, you’re greeted by 200 hand-crafted sculptures, including a central bronze-cast Buddha, surrounded by mature trees rising through a soaring central space. Welcome to Techo International Airport, the new gateway to

The world doesn’t need another gadget vying for attention; it needs technology that steps back and lets people live. Will Wang, whose journey spans continents and tech giants, has made this idea central to Even Realities‘ smart glasses. After rising through the ranks at Apple, where he led engineering efforts on next-generation human interface technologies,

Few would call a power pylon beautiful, or even interesting. Yet, along Austria’s power corridors, a quiet revolution is underway. The Austrian Power Giants concept, recently honored by the Red Dot Design Award, swaps utilitarian shapes for animal-inspired silhouettes. Suddenly, the transmission of energy becomes a celebration of place, blending technical necessity with the poetry

In a quiet Cupertino neighborhood, just miles from Apple’s sprawling campus, SHED Architecture & Design has created something exciting, a home that whispers rather than shouts, finding tranquility in one of the world’s most dynamic regions. The Cupertino Courtyard House stands as a masterful example of how Japanese design principles can breathe new life into

Imagine a 750-square-foot studio apartment that contains a full bedroom, dedicated workspace, dining area for six, and a living room that seats eight people comfortably. The single occupant isn’t performing spatial magic or violating physics. They’re working with furniture that understands transformation as a design principle rather than a compromise. Designer Expand Furniture Expand Furniture,