Design
red balloons lift flowing fabric into a wedding playground by suki+partners in china
suki+partners transforms a wedding lawn into a ‘playground’ At the Canal Sanwan Hotel in Yangzhou, China, Suki+Partners conceives and shapes Playground, an interactive outdoor installation created for a wedding celebration. Set across a vast 2,640-square-meter lawn, the project introduces a spatial experience to the single-day event that invites guests to step into a temporary
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Skip the $20K Install: The $799 iGarden Swim Jet X Series Clamps Onto Any Pool
Most backyard pools spend their lives being thoroughly underused. They’re great for a hot afternoon cool-down and perfectly fine for the occasional float, but not exactly built for anyone who wants to swim laps. The obvious fix is a swim jet system, until you look into what installing one actually costs. Professional installation means plumbing
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Rivian Just Launched Its Own Version of BMW M, and It’s Called RAD (Rivian Adventure Department)
Meet RAD, short for Rivian Adventure Department, which is either a very clever name or a very brave one. In practical terms, it is Rivian’s newly formalized performance and development group. The team takes its trucks and SUVs into demanding events, learns what breaks, what grips, what flies, and channels those lessons into future products
The Mysa 200 Is The Tiny Cabin That Makes Simplicity Look This Good
Most tiny houses compete on how much they can cram into a small footprint, with fold-out tables, lofted beds, and hidden compartments behind every surface. The Mysa 200, built by Utah-based Irontown Modular, goes the other direction entirely, delivering a compact, single-level dwelling that trades clever gimmicks for genuine livability. Named after the Swedish word
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Old Clothes Never Die, They Just Become Flower Pots
Most of us have a box. Or a bag, or a corner of the closet where clothes go to wait for a fate we haven’t quite settled on yet. Not trash, not donation, just quietly pushed aside. The jeans that stopped fitting but once made you feel unstoppable. The sweater that pilled after three washes
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This Bio-mimicking Safari Deck Is Designed to Look Exactly Like a Rhino
Sri Lankan designer Thilina Liyanage has built a recognizable portfolio around one core idea: that architecture in wild spaces should speak the language of those spaces. His previous concepts have drawn from bird forms, insect geometries, and the angular logic of animal skeletons, earning him a following among readers who track biomimetic architecture with the
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Bethesda Made a Real Pip-Boy Wearable for $299 and It Even Has a Radiation Detector
Seventeen years of Fallout fans walking around with a fictional computer strapped to their arm in their heads, and The Wand Company has finally made the thing real. This is the Pip-Boy 3000 replica, built from the original in-game 3D geometry of the wrist-worn personal information processor from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, and
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Shark ChillPill reinvents personal cooling with its 3-in-1 portable design
As temperatures continue to rise across many parts of the world, portable cooling devices are becoming increasingly popular for people who want relief while commuting or spending time outdoors. Recognizing this growing demand, SharkNinja has introduced the Shark ChillPill, a compact 3-in-1 personal cooling system designed to provide multiple forms of cooling in a single
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This 1940s Brick Duplex Renovation Is Bursting With Bold Colours
This 1940s Brick Duplex Renovation Is Bursting With Bold Colours Architecture by Bea Taylor A large sliding window opens out to the small backyard. Stiletto stool by Sean Brickhill. Landscaping by Loam Landscapes. Flat Stanley chair by Sean Brickhill. Friend of Dorothy stool by Drew Abrahamson. Flos Luminator floor lamp from Euroluce. Antique rug from
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