Design

Keeping floors truly clean has always meant juggling multiple tools and steps, from sweeping or vacuuming first to mopping afterward, often with the frustrating reality that you’re just pushing dirt around with contaminated water. Traditional mops mix clean and dirty water, while most vacuum-mop combos compromise on either suction power or cleaning effectiveness. The result […]

There’s something deeply satisfying about watching a 1960s industrial shed get reimagined into something else without losing its gritty soul. Most warehouse conversions follow a predictable script: gut the interior, white-wash everything, add some Edison bulbs, call it industrial chic. Zen Architects took a different approach with this Richmond project, and the result feels less

Common, everyday objects rarely inspire wonder anymore, because, well, they’re common. But every once in a while, we get something that seems ordinary but is anything but. The Flutterbox is one of those stunning exceptions. This isn’t just another storage container; it’s a masterpiece of engineering that transforms the simple act of opening a box

So here’s the thing about steam locomotives: they’re basically the industrial revolution’s answer to brute-force engineering wrapped in a romantic, soot-stained package. And when someone nails a LEGO version of one, especially a niche historical piece like the Canadian National 1009, it’s worth pausing the doomscroll to appreciate the sheer audacity of it. This isn’t

For over a decade, Tether Tools has built a reputation for creating dependable solutions that make photographers’ and filmmakers’ lives easier, right from tethering cables and laptop mounts to entire workstation setups. Their latest innovation, the AeroTrac Workstation System, pushes that legacy further by reimagining what a truly portable, professional-grade workspace can look like. Designed

Hyundai’s been playing with pixelated lighting since the Ioniq 5 dropped in 2021, and honestly, it’s one of the few genuinely fresh design languages to emerge from a major automaker in the last decade. Those blocky LED clusters became instantly recognizable, a rare feat in an industry where most headlights look like angry origami. So

Danish architecture studio COBE has revealed its thoughtful design for Museum Wegner, a new cultural institution that will celebrate the life and legacy of Hans J. Wegner, the legendary furniture designer known worldwide as “the Master of the Chair.” Set to rise in the marshlands outside Tönder—Wegner’s childhood hometown where he first trained as a