Design

Who can forget the charm of rotary phones that were a lifeline in the early ’90s and ’80s? Their iconic mechanical dialling wheel with finger holes, solid build quality, and the unique clicking sound. Everything inside the machine was mechanical and wired on the inside to make communication possible. Even after their technical innovation was

Let’s talk about what happens when ancient Japanese craftsmanship collides with one of the most elusive sneakers in the game. The result? A pair of shoes that costs more than most people’s monthly rent, and somehow, that price tag makes total sense. New Balance Japan just announced a collaboration with Sashiko Gals that’s turning heads

The mobile OS graveyard is crowded. Symbian, MeeGo, Firefox OS, Windows Phone, all killed by iOS and Android’s duopoly. Most people quietly accepted that those two won and moved on. Jolla started from Nokia’s MeeGo ashes in 2013, shipped the original Jolla Phone, and somehow kept Sailfish OS alive for twelve years in the wilderness.

Last year’s holiday season revealed something about modern gift-giving. Men want tools that work, look exceptional, and tell stories worth sharing. The gifts that vanished fastest weren’t trendy gadgets destined for drawer exile. They were thoughtfully engineered pieces that balanced aesthetic sophistication with genuine utility. These weren’t impulse purchases. They were calculated acquisitions by people

There’s something almost rebellious about spending serious design energy on a pencil. We’re constantly told that screens are the future and handwriting is obsolete but Korean design studio BKID went all in on the opposite direction. Their project “Write Draw Think” asks a question nobody knew they needed answered: what if we stopped taking the