Feminine Literacy: a show rooted in empathy, systems, and craft At Custom Lane in Edinburgh, Doyenne Studio presents Feminine Literacy, an exhibition that repositions the word feminine as a design methodology with real systemic weight. Rather than associating it with style or softness, the curators describe it as ‘an approach that is collaborative, decentralized, non-linear, […]
Flying solo like a bird has been humanity’s long-time dream. Amid various ways and options already figured out, the idea has not reached mass adoption. Wingsuits and jetpacks are only flying people for experimental purposes. Beyond those, there has been a vision to build electric and solar-powered propulsion systems to get us off the ground,
A ‘Luxuriously Modest’ House Designed By An Architecture Graduate, For His Own Family Architecture by Amelia Barnes Cottesloe House is a newly built Perth home designed by Vokes and Peters with the client, Sam Carter. The house belongs to Sam, his partner Kelly, and two teenagers. The new family house adopts the material palette of
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Most bags are single-purpose objects. A tote for groceries, a weekender for travel, a backpack for everything else. Parsel’s EVA East West Tote System treats a bag more like a modular platform, where a rigid shell, soft liner, and strap can be reconfigured for different uses. It’s less about one perfect tote and more about
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Kids explore everything with their hands, but rarely wash them long enough, even when adults remind them. The recommended 20 seconds feels like forever to a child staring at a sink, which is why so many just rinse and run. Dinoosh is a concept that tries to solve this not with more nagging or countdown
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Your everyday carry says something about you. Every item you slip into your pocket or bag is a choice, a reflection of what matters when you’re moving through your day. Nicolas Studio’s Poet smart pen understands this, which is why they designed something that’s not just functional tech, but a meaningful object worth carrying. It’s
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Sneaker culture and gaming go a long way back, good enough reason we’ve seen many interesting collaborations that signify the retro-modern charm of reliving the golden era. The excitement of playing arcade titles that defined the ’80s and ’90s keeps the creative juices of inventive DIYers flowing. While having the superficial elements of gaming on
Espace Gabrielle Chanel: Shanghai’s new art library Chanel and the Power Station of Art (PSA) museum unveil a major new cultural destination in Shanghai: the Espace Gabrielle Chanel, mainland China’s first public library dedicated entirely to contemporary art and design. The 1,700-square-meter space, located on the transformed third floor of PSA, anchors the latest
Remember when saunas were those wooden boxes at the gym that smelled faintly of eucalyptus and other people’s sweat? Yeah, those days are over. Peak Saunas is changing the game with infrared saunas that look like they belong in a luxury wellness retreat, not your basement. Here’s the thing about Peak Saunas: they’ve managed to
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Kebaba is a late-night Berlin-inspired döner spot in Shanghai, blending fresh chicken, crisp vegetables, and bold sauces with the energy…
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