Architecture

It’s been 12 years since the Google Glass experiment. We’ve moved on miles since then, with smaller wearables, face-worn cameras, HUDs, and even actual voice AI… but the companies that gave us all these innovations are still slow on the consumer bandwagon. Google abandoned its Glass pretty much months after it launched, Microsoft worked on […]

Lamborghini’s relationship with Formula 1 has always been complicated. The brand briefly dipped its toes into F1 waters between 1989 and 1993, first as an engine supplier to teams like Lotus and Larousse, then with their own short-lived Lambo 291 chassis in 1991. The results were mixed at best, with the Italian manufacturer’s best finish

Bringing together two brands that I absolutely love, Peak Design, the crowdfunding champion known for their innovative camera gear and carry solutions, has partnered with Fujifilm to create FIELD LAB at their NYC retail location. What we’re seeing here goes far beyond typical product showcases – it’s a community-driven space where photographers can actually touch,

Knitting is no longer just a cozy pastime for grandmothers as it is becoming a powerful force in modern design. Once tied to blankets and scarves, it now inspires furniture, lighting, and even unexpected home accessories. Rooted in the simple loop and knot, this age-old craft is being reimagined by designers who recognize its endless

Given the speeds of MicroSD cards (around 985 MB/s) and their susceptibility to go corrupt just when you need them the most, major smartphone manufacturers have stopped providing dedicated slots on their devices to insert one. On the other end of the spectrum, there are M.2 storage sticks for your PCs, but they can be

Life keeps changing your living situation faster than you can keep up. One day, you’re squeezing everything into a cramped studio, and suddenly you’re staring at massive empty walls, wondering why your furniture looks so tiny and lost in all that space. Most shelving systems lock you into one configuration forever, like some kind of

Bloome is a stunning pendant light designed by Ruchiraa Dabhade, crafted to bring a touch of luxury and calm to residential or hospitality spaces. This unique decorative light fixture is not just about illuminating a room; it’s about capturing a moment with the gentle transformation when something new comes into being. With its elegant, petal-inspired

School lunch prep shouldn’t feel like solving a daily puzzle where everything goes wrong. Soggy sandwiches, lukewarm drinks, forgotten utensils, and food that tastes nothing like it did at home—sound familiar? The difference between lunch success and cafeteria disaster often comes down to having the right gear that works as promised. These five game-changing essentials

For millions of visually impaired people, reading is still a challenge. Braille books are rare, heavy, and hard to carry, and most e-readers don’t even try to bridge the gap. The result? A world where knowledge and stories remain out of reach for those who need them most. Dotary wants to change that. Dotary is

Carrying less while expecting more from our everyday accessories has become something of a modern paradox. We want sleek, minimal designs that somehow manage to do everything perfectly, which usually results in compromises that satisfy nobody. Bellroy’s Mod Phone Case + Wallet promises to solve this dilemma. The first thing you notice about this case