Architecture

LEGO Ideas just got a submission that feels like someone finally decided to build the thing we’ve all been sitting in for the past decade. A gaming setup. Complete with an articulating chair, a desk, monitors, and apparently enough Technic pieces to make your wallet weep. The creator, Farerodealejandria, dropped this 1,836-piece beast on October […]

Rob Scallon and Mike from Morley Maker just built a hollow-body concrete guitar that actually works, and I’m sitting here wondering what other materials can we just randomly turn into guitars. Sure, concrete guitars do exist in the novelty space (they aren’t a new idea), but they’re typically solid slabs that weigh somewhere between 80

Porsche revealed the interior of its upcoming electric Cayenne on September 30, 2025, and I’m experiencing the kind of cognitive dissonance that only comes from loving something I fundamentally disagree with. The cabin features what the company calls the largest continuous digital surface in any Porsche to date. Translation: screens everywhere. As someone who prefers

I’ve been meaning to look at exercise equipment that I can add to my living space in order to finally, officially start my fitness journey. However what’s in the market, or rather, what’s within my budget, is either too big or too bulky. I’m still on the lookout for something that’s minimalist but also has

Have you ever experienced leaving the house with just one bag but throughout the day, you seem to be carrying more and more stuff? It’s probably okay if you’re moving around with a car but for those of us who commute, it can be a hassle. And as someone who can’t seem to just bring

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,