Design

Losing your wallet, passport, or bag is a universal frustration that can turn a busy day or a big trip into a scramble of retracing steps and hoping for a miracle to happen in your favor. Most tracking cards promise peace of mind, but end up bulking up your wallet like a small pebble wedged

Pininfarina’s design legacy spans eight decades of automotive excellence, but the firm has increasingly turned its attention to spaces people inhabit rather than just vehicles they drive. The AI Transformer Home series marks the studio’s most ambitious exploration of that territory yet: modular, expandable dwellings that treat mobility as a core feature instead of an

Deep in Wuhan’s Dongxihu District, there’s a metasequoia forest where migratory birds gather, and something extraordinary has taken root among the ancient trees. Secret Camp isn’t your typical forest retreat. This collaboration between United Investment Merryda Hotel Management Group and Wiki World has created something that feels part accommodation, part art installation, and entirely magical.

When a National Geographic photographer designs his sanctuary, the lens doesn’t disappear. John Dessarzin’s Brutalist compound in Atenas, Costa Rica, frames the jungle like a permanent viewfinder: all concrete, steel, and calculated sightlines. Perched on a cliff bordering a protected bird sanctuary in the Central Valley, the 2017 residence rejects the neoclassical templates that dominate

Have you ever looked at a piece of fabric and wondered what would happen if you gave it superpowers? That’s essentially what Dutch design studio Luis Marie did with their latest creation, Plissade, a room divider that’s turning heads for being completely, wonderfully, all about textiles. Here’s the thing about room dividers: they’re usually pretty

Samsung‘s flagship phone strategy has been all over the place lately, and the latest twist in this saga is honestly kind of wild. After months of rumors and contradictions about whether the Galaxy S26 Edge would exist, it turns out the answer is no, but not for the reasons you might think. Samsung apparently has