Air purifiers tend to look like medical equipment and come with apps you didn’t ask for. They arrive with dashboards, push notifications, and Wi-Fi setup rituals that turn “cleaner air” into another thing to manage on a phone. Most of them sit in corners behind plants because they look clinical, and no one wants to […]
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If you appreciate retro computing and DIY electronics, a new project from This Does Not Compute (YouTube channel) will be the best thing you will see today. The build emulates the 1984 Apple Macintosh, but in a miniaturized version. Not the smallest, but decently small to sit in the corner of your desk and do
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There’s something quietly radical about a material that refuses to hide what it’s made from. OBRO, a new composite from Japanese manufacturer Sanyo Co., Ltd., takes recycled leather powder and suspends it in transparent black PVC, creating a surface that looks like stars scattered across a midnight sky. Instead of disguising its origins, the material
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Picture yourself arriving home on a rainy afternoon. You reach for your coat rack to hang up your wet jacket, but instead of leaving it behind, you grab one of its branches and head back out the door. That branch? It’s now your walking stick. Welcome to Cesare Miozzi’s brilliantly weird world, where furniture refuses
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New York – In a city where the food scene is immense and competition is played out in every detail, interior design has become a crucial factor for standing out. Across Manhattan and beyond, many venues are no longer just places to eat or drink quality products—they are immersive spaces built around visual identity and
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Upon recommendation from our friends at IlNewyorkese, we are pleased to republish this interview. Stefano Boeri speaks calmly about his architectural works, but it doesn’t take much rhetoric to understand how the Vertical Forest, ten years after its inauguration in Milan, has changed the way we look at cities. During the event held at the
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