WORKS II by Love Hultén shows designer’s recent projects Love Hultén introduces WORKS II, his second anthology documenting his works including a guitar with ferrofluid, a pink noise machine, and a biodata synthesizer. Through 152 pages, the hardcover book named WORKS II show the custom machines he has done between 2022 and 2025. It […]
There’s something mesmerizing about watching waves crash against a harbor, the way they ripple and fold into themselves with an effortless rhythm. Japanese architect Kengo Kuma must have spent some time observing this when designing the Busan Lotte Tower, because he’s managed to bottle that exact energy and stack it into the sky. Rising from
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Years after giving Steve Jobs his iconic turtleneck, Issey Miyake returns to give the iPhones their own turtleneck too. Dubbed the iPhone Pocket, these haute handbags are designed for one thing and one thing only, your iPhone. The bags are created using a special 3D-knitted construction that’s developed by the Japanese fashion house, and come
When a manufacturer known for daring scooters introduces a new model, you know it’s going to catch your eye. That’s exactly the case with the Italjet Roadster 400, a fresh unveiling from the Bologna-based brand that blends bold styling and serious components. The Roadster 400 is more than a typical urban runabout; it’s a scooter
Tyler Pennington is an American horror, fantasy, and sci-fi artist based in Richmond, VA, recognized for intricate black-and-white pen-and-ink drawings rich in macabre details. Influenced by a love of horror movies, comics, and monster masks from childhood—as well as EC Comics, Bernie Wrightson, and Pushead—Pennington’s work evokes the ecstatic grotesque, blending vintage engraving aesthetics with
The 1961 Chicago Memorial Day parade was a meaningful part of the city’s annual tribute to fallen U.S. military personnel. Held downtown on the Saturday before Memorial Day, the event typically unfolded along State Street with both ceremonial and festive elements. Participants included veterans, active-duty troops, JROTC cadets, community groups, and marching bands, all contributing
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Demi Moore, born Demetria Gene Guynes on November 11, 1962, in Roswell, New Mexico, was raised by her mother and stepfather after her biological father left before her birth. Her childhood was marked by frequent relocations due to her stepfather’s unstable employment, with early years spent in Roswell and Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. At 14, she briefly
How This Family Built A Life And Home In Barwon Heads Homes by Amelia Barnes Vase by Sophia Legoe. Lights by PET Lamp. Curtains by Champion Blinds. Table crafted by Momentom Built with reclaimed blackwood timber and legs tiled by Chantal. Tom Nissen, Chantal Hoare, Luca (12) and Olive (9) in their Barwon Heads home.
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As technology evolves, new gadgets constantly emerge, and one such device that has seamlessly integrated into our daily lives is the fitness tracker. Over time, such devices have become essential in tracking our health and fitness goals. However, fitness trackers have now leaped forward, transforming into the smart ring. These sleek, electronic bands worn on
regionally sourced stone, timber, and earth shape woodstock Woodstock by BC architects is a self-sufficient private residence built exclusively from materials extracted, processed, and assembled within a 30-kilometer radius from its site, located above a riverbank in the Belgian Ardennes. Conceived as a home and a prototype for regenerative construction, the 650-square-meter dwelling translates
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