Architecture

A Copper-Wax Lamp Revives a Slovak Forge and Glows Like Stained Glass

Industrial heritage sites have a way of disappearing quietly. The machinery goes silent, the workers move on, and the buildings either get repurposed or left to rust. What rarely survives is the craft knowledge, the particular way a community understood and worked a material. Slovakia’s copper-processing history is one of those stories, rooted in a […]

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This Chair Looks Normal Until It Needs to Keep You Afloat in a Flood

Flooding has gone from a rare calamity to a recurring reality for millions of households. As climate patterns grow more unpredictable, the spaces people call home have become increasingly vulnerable to forces they were never designed to withstand. Most domestic objects offer no answer to this shift, and furniture has remained stubbornly indifferent to the

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Framework Laptop 13 Pro arrives with major redesign, longer battery life, and touch display

Framework is known for a league of laptops that other manufacturers dare not. Six years in, and the company is pushing its boundaries, building laptops that are robust, high on performance, yet respect the consumers’ right, allowing them the option to repair, upgrade, and run the software of their choice. For 2026, the modular computing

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Elanco Made Dog-Shaped Furniture Because Your Sofa Has a Flea Problem

Pet ownership and interior design have always had an uneasy relationship. You pick out a sofa carefully, and within months, it’s covered in fur, scratch marks, or the lingering evidence of a bad flea season. Design spaces rarely acknowledge the animal that shares the room, and pet health brands rarely think to communicate through furniture.

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The Couch Keyboard Has Been Bad for Years and Framework Just Fixed It

If you’ve spent any time using a home theater PC from the couch, you’ve probably already met the Logitech K400 Plus. It’s been the go-to couch keyboard for years, not because it’s particularly good, but because nothing better has come along. The touchpad is cramped, the keys feel cheap, and anyone who’s used one knows

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Aurzen ZIP Tri-Fold Projector Cyber Edition: The Most Distinctive Projector of 2026 Fits In Your Pocket

Cyberpunk stopped being a design aesthetic and became a lifestyle signifier somewhere between Blade Runner 2049 and your neighbor’s RGB-lit battlestation. We’ve seen the look applied to everything from gaming chairs to mechanical keyboards, but most of it reads like cosplay rather than genuine industrial design. Aurzen’s ZIP Cyber Edition, a limited-run variant of the

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This Chair at Milan Design Week Looks Like a Forest Grew a Seat

The armchair has been one of the most contested territories in furniture design for over a century, from Alvar Aalto’s bent plywood experiments to Arne Jacobsen’s Swan Chair. Designers keep returning to the seated form as a test of where material technology and formal imagination currently meet. Beltrame Breuil, an architectural practice based in Tarvisio

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