Architecture

When was the last time you saw a genuinely small smartphone that wasn’t either ancient or completely underpowered for modern use? The relentless march toward bigger screens has left us with phones that barely fit in pockets, require two hands for basic tasks, and make you feel like you’re carrying a small tablet everywhere you […]

Good lighting can make or break a room, but finding pieces that look good while doing their job is trickier than it sounds. The best minimalist lighting doesn’t just disappear into your space; it becomes part of the conversation without shouting for attention. It’s about finding that perfect balance where form meets function without either

Pavilions have always held a special place in architecture, haven’t they? These simple structures promise respite from the world, offering shade, shelter, and a moment to pause in our increasingly hectic daily lives. Japanese sand gardens operate on similar principles, inviting contemplation through the meditative act of raking patterns into carefully prepared gravel. Michael Jantzen’s

Crocs is a brand that is polarizing, but the ones who love it, really love it. We’ve seen some pretty unique collaborations and co-branding efforts, which, again, if you’re a fan, you probably loved or maybe even bought for yourself. If you’re one of the fans, or if you like the design but wouldn’t want

As an ergonomic keyboard owner myself, there’s often a weird design trade-off we make for the sake of comfort. Not a single ergonomic keyboard I’ve seen is made to be sleek. They’re all created in the same vein of exaggerated anthropometrics, designed to evoke a sense of tactile comfort but visual bulk. Even the ones

It’s September 1st, which means it’s officially Back To Hogwarts Day, and while most of us muggles can only dream of being sorted into our favorite houses, the folks at Dwarf Factory do have something that’s arguably a close second! Created for Drop and Harry Potter, these four artisanal keycaps sort you into either of

Two concrete homes sitting side by side in Buena Vista, Colorado, look ordinary enough from the street. One has a green stucco finish, the other shows off layered concrete walls. But these twin houses, called VeroVistas, were built in a way that’s never been done before in the state—printed layer by layer using a massive

PROS: Genuine off-road capability with luxury comfort features Large Cargo space in Overtrail+ configuration Strong towing capacity up to 9,063 pounds (Overtrail+) Premium materials chosen for adventure durability Unique positioning eliminates luxury versus capability compromise CONS: Poor fuel economy at 17 MPG combined Optional $2,270 catback exhaust becomes fatiguing on highway drives Massage seat controls

Outdoor security is getting a dramatic makeover with Sculptural Surveillance, a concept modular lighting and monitoring system by Swift Creatives Studio. This visionary design challenges conventional expectations by blending high-tech features with sculptural forms, turning security equipment into eye-catching architectural pieces for gardens and grounds. This concept collection is crafted from powder-coated recycled aluminum, making

Remember when Alfa Romeo actually made cars that could make your pulse race? Before they became the brand that sells crossovers with names like “Stelvio” to suburban families who pronounce it “STEL-vee-oh”? Designer Cheeheon Lee clearly remembers, and his Alfa Romeo Vita Nova concept is a love letter to when the Milanese marque built actual