Architecture

Scissors are often overlooked as simple, utilitarian tools, but in Japan, they become canvases for design innovation and creative thinking. Japanese designers approach even the most familiar objects with fresh eyes, reimagining everyday tools as pieces of functional art. The result is a lineup of scissors that are as visually captivating as they are practical, […]

If you’re searching for a concept that blends artful design with functional vision, the LOOP Chair by Dntigrco Graphics is sure to catch your eye. Presented as a design concept on Behance, this striking chair explores the possibilities of seating for the modern home or office, combining minimalist style with ergonomic thinking. The LOOP Chair

Roll Walker by UNI-UM is turning heads in the world of assistive devices with a fresh take on what it means to age safely and stylishly at home. In South Korea, where more than 74 percent of injuries among older adults happen indoors, falls remain a serious concern. Yet, many seniors are reluctant to use

Thomas Heatherwick has turned his attention from grand architectural gestures to the intimate space of the bedroom, collaborating with British lighting brand Tala on Wake, a sleep light designed to combat our screen-obsessed bedtime habits. The partnership between Heatherwick Studio and Tala represents a three-year journey into the intersection of design, wellness, and technology. The

Solopatch is transforming the world of assistive tools with a simple yet powerful idea. Designed by Liu Chia-Yi , it is a thin, lightweight patch made from special fabric featuring embossing and advanced adhesive technology. Its purpose is to make everyday tasks easier for anyone who needs a little extra help, whether due to age,

Traditional inkjet printers have become increasingly frustrating for anyone who values flexibility, repairability, or creative experimentation. Locked-down firmware prevents modifications, expensive proprietary cartridges drain budgets, and when something breaks, you’re often better off buying a new printer than attempting repairs. This throwaway culture feels particularly wasteful when you consider how much useful technology gets discarded

Most robot vacuums beg for your forgiveness with their awkward, boxy presence, but the Roborock Qrevo CurvX asks for a place in your home like a well-chosen piece of furniture. It enters the conversation not just as another appliance, but as a statement on what home technology should be. With its softly arched silhouette and

It is always a good day when a company re-releases a product that feels like it fell out of a different timeline. Nikon has done just that by breathing new life into its 4x10D CF pocket binoculars, a piece of gear so compact and elegantly designed that it almost feels like a prop from a

The tiny house movement has long promised affordable, minimalist living, but many designs fall short in terms of long-term habitability. Australian company Sonic Steel is challenging these limitations with their latest creation, the Mark VI – VIC, a shipping container home that prioritizes comfort and accessibility without sacrificing the compact footprint that makes tiny living

Revealed during the International Astronautical Congress in Sydney, Charlotte is a six leg construction robot from Crest Robotics that targets speed as the central problem. The makers say the machine can complete the shell of a 200 square meter (2,150 square foot) dwelling in about 24 hours. Coverage compares that output to 100 bricklayers over