Architecture

Wearable fatigue is real, and it’s affecting more people than the tech industry wants to admit these days. Between smartwatch notifications, fitness tracker buzzes, and the constant urge to check your step count or heart rate, our wrists have become another source of digital distraction rather than helpful health insights. Polar’s new Loop takes a […]

Furniture design is always evolving, and new concepts continue to push the boundaries of creativity and comfort. The Pelvis Chair concept, designed by Mingyu Seo and Eojin Jeon, is an exciting example of this movement. While it is not yet available for purchase, this chair is already catching the eye of design enthusiasts and collectors

Guitar amplifiers have remained surprisingly unchanged for decades, serving mainly as tools to make guitars louder with varying degrees of warmth, tone and distortion. While digital modeling has improved dramatically over the years, most amps still force musicians to choose between vintage analog tones and modern convenience features. LAVA STUDIO reinvents this fundamental compromise by

As outdoor adventures continue to gain popularity, the demand for practical, efficient, and environmentally friendly camping gear has increased significantly. Cooking while camping has traditionally relied on gas-powered stoves or open fires, both of which present challenges like fuel canister logistics, safety risks, and environmental impact being chief among them. Enter the battery-powered induction stove,

Perched on a narrow terrace above the pristine waters of Lake Cle Elum, this 2,800-square-foot modern cabin represents architectural excellence in challenging terrain. Seattle-based sticklab has crafted a residence that seamlessly integrates contemporary design with the rugged beauty of Washington’s Cascade Mountains, creating a home that performs as beautifully as it looks. The site itself

Your wrist becomes a stage when mythical creatures guard rotating astronomical displays. The Jacob & Co Astronomia Solar Dragon transforms timekeeping into sculpture, where hand-carved dragons protect a miniature solar system that never stops moving. Designer: Jacob & Co This 44mm masterpiece shrinks Jacob & Co’s dragon obsession into wearable art. Previous models stretched to

The Polestar 5 has no rear window. Sorry, I just had to get it out of my system before I really spoke about the car itself. On a production car targeting the six-figure luxury market, the company simply deleted a feature that has been standard for about a century. In its place is a solid

It’s a peculiar human limitation, that our primary sense becomes almost useless the moment the sun sets. We, the supposed apex species, are suddenly clumsy and vulnerable, relying on artificial light that can sometimes be useful by giving us enhanced visibility, but also a liability by giving away our location. For decades, the solution was

Handheld gaming PCs have exploded in popularity over the past few years, but they’ve all followed remarkably similar design principles. Whether you’re looking at a Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or any of the countless competitors flooding the market, they share compact aspect ratios that prioritize portability and broad game compatibility over everything else. Meanwhile, desktop

Brazilian artist Lucas Simões has made a bold jump from gallery walls to living rooms with “Colendra,” his first furniture collection that’s causing quite a stir at Christie’s Los Angeles. The pieces are showing at the “Lightness & Tension” exhibition through September 19, and they’re exactly what you’d expect from an artist who’s spent years