There’s a specific moment that happens when you first hear deep bass done properly. Your brain needs a second to process what’s happening because the sound doesn’t match what you expect from a speaker that size. I experienced that exact moment at CES 2026 while listening to Brane Audio’s Party Pro prototype, and for the […]
This Melbourne Ceramicist Is A Quiet Achiever Destined For Cult Status Studio Visit by Christina Karras Shari Lowndes’ ceramics sit on custom steel shelving in her new Collingwood Yards studio. Shari Lowndes, of Szilvassy. Ceramic lamp and stoneware pedestal by Szilvassy. Shari holds the Sacro Dish. Shari’s ceramic series, Forma, sits on the custom steel
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Future Simple Studio designs the ‘Recess Thermal Station’ A newly opened bathhouse, the Recess Thermal Station designed by Future Simple Studio has arrived in wintry Montreal, developed by wellness brand Recess with Aesop as product and amenities partner. Located in Griffintown within an industrial shell, the Recess Thermal Station introduces a communal sauna
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Here’s something you probably haven’t thought about today: when was the last time you actually paid attention while drinking tea? If you’re like most of us, you’re probably scrolling through your phone, answering emails, or binge-watching something while your tea gets cold on the side table. Tea has become background noise in our lives, something
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Picture this: you’re helping your grandmother organize her medicine cabinet, but she’s visually impaired. Those prescription bottles all look identical to her touch. You want to help, but learning Braille isn’t exactly something you picked up over coffee. Now imagine pulling out a compact printer, speaking into your phone, and watching as sticky Braille labels
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JMGO has spent years quietly refining the idea that home cinema doesn’t need to be fixed in one place. Much like how thoughtfully designed consumer tech reimagines everyday experiences through flexibility and form, the company’s latest projector leans into motion, adaptability, and visual ambition. The JMGO N3 4K triple-laser gimbal projector builds on that philosophy,
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brick, earth, and topography shape Liberation Museum of Manisa In Manisa, western Turkey, the Liberation Museum by Yalin Architectural Design is a memory space shaped by absence, loss, and collective resilience. Developed for the Greater City Municipality of Manisa, the 3,800-square-meter project narrates the local civil resistance movement that emerged independently of central authority
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Mike Mitchell is an American pop surrealist artist and co‑owner of Poor Example gallery and Boxo Card Co. in Escalon, California, celebrated for his vibrant, minimalist portraits of pop‑culture icons, animals and original characters in everyday situations. Known for series like “Just Like Us” (famous characters in relatable moments), “Fat Birds,” “Super” (superhero portraits) and
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Daniel Álvarez is an illustrator from Mexico City; he creates contemporary drawings that explore how humanity moves, thinks and behaves by reflex, often in stark black‑and‑white charcoal, graphite and digital media. His work features minimalist yet emotionally charged figures—women dreaming, moons held in skies, moon faces, colossi, birds and abstract forms—rendered with heavy shading and
Smallwhitemonster is a Manchester‑based artist known for surreal gouache and acrylic paintings featuring lanky, chain‑smoking animals, elongated figures and dreamlike scenes that explore the “quiet tension between the ordinary and the surreal.” His work often includes signature elements like mushrooms, all‑seeing eyes, snakes and distorted proportions, creating psychological narratives and psychological landscapes that resonate with
