Architecture

Your everyday carry says something about you. Every item you slip into your pocket or bag is a choice, a reflection of what matters when you’re moving through your day. Nicolas Studio’s Poet smart pen understands this, which is why they designed something that’s not just functional tech, but a meaningful object worth carrying. It’s […]

Sneaker culture and gaming go a long way back, good enough reason we’ve seen many interesting collaborations that signify the retro-modern charm of reliving the golden era. The excitement of playing arcade titles that defined the ’80s and ’90s keeps the creative juices of inventive DIYers flowing. While having the superficial elements of gaming on

Remember when saunas were those wooden boxes at the gym that smelled faintly of eucalyptus and other people’s sweat? Yeah, those days are over. Peak Saunas is changing the game with infrared saunas that look like they belong in a luxury wellness retreat, not your basement. Here’s the thing about Peak Saunas: they’ve managed to

Finding the perfect gift for someone who lives in a tiny home requires thoughtful consideration. You can’t just grab any item off the shelf when you’re shopping for people who’ve intentionally downsized their lives. The best gifts for tiny home dwellers are those that solve real spatial challenges, serve multiple purposes, or bring beauty without

There’s something wonderfully defiant about watching three musicians hunched over dusty reel-to-reel tape recorders, coaxing haunting melodies from technology most people consider obsolete. The Japanese trio Open Reel Ensemble isn’t just playing vintage machines from the 1970s and 80s. They’re rewriting the rules of what counts as a musical instrument, one spinning magnetic tape at

There’s something almost magical about watching a candle melt, the way solid wax transforms into liquid and back again. Copenhagen-based studio Daydreaming Objects has taken that transformative quality and turned it into something completely unexpected: sculptural light towers that feel like they’re alive. Their project, Soft Solids, recently won the Seoul Design Award 2025, and

The moment you unbox a new flagship phone, there’s always that brief, fleeting sense of dread. One wrong move, one slip from the pocket, and that beautiful slab of glass and metal is a shattered mess. This is the exact anxiety that SUPCASE has built its entire brand around solving. They approach device protection with

Decathlon Tiny Homes has released its latest model, the New Chapter, marking a thoughtful evolution in the company’s approach to compact living. This 32-foot tiny house represents the builder’s first 10-foot-wide Poseidon model, offering a more spacious interior than the standard 8.5-foot width common in the industry. The home sits on a triple-axle trailer, making

There’s a peculiar tension at work when CNC machines create objects that look grown rather than made. The Rike Predator exists in this liminal space, where five-axis precision milling produces curves that read as biological. Richard Wu has weaponized this contradiction. His knife appears to have evolved rather than been designed, yet every surface betrays

Picture this: a lamp that literally grows before your eyes, expanding and glowing brighter as you pump air into it like you’re inflating a bicycle tire. It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, but it’s very real, and it’s called Blow. Designer Jung Kiryeon has created something that makes you rethink what