Design

There’s a philosophy embedded in the Shoji tiny home that goes beyond architecture. “Enjoy, sleep, relax, cook, work, connect, disconnect. Do only what truly matters.” That’s the ethos of Bulgarian firm Koleliba, the award-winning tiny living brand behind one of the most quietly striking small homes to come out of Europe in recent years. Completed […]

We have been screwing the same shape of light bulb into our lamps for over a century. Think about that for a second. The smartphone in your pocket has been redesigned thousands of times since it launched. Your running shoes have gone through countless iterations. But the humble light bulb? More or less, the same.

If you’re a coffee lover, chances are you’re also a fan of going to coffee shops. While most die-hard connoisseurs would probably prefer to make a cup for themselves, apparently 72% of consumers still believe that the best coffee can only be made in a café, by actual experts who trained for it (well, unless

Segway has rarely been a brand that plays it safe, and the Muxi feels like a natural extension of that design-forward thinking. The ebike is designed with an approach that prioritizes not just function, but the emotional appeal of everyday mobility. In a space where cargo e-bikes often lean toward bulky, utilitarian silhouettes, Muxi refreshes

Foldables have had a pricing problem for a while now. Look for the cheapest folding phone you can find and you’re faced with either the $599 Moto RAZR 60 (which you can overwhelmingly trust, given Motorola’s reputation as a global company), or take a risk with the $320 Ai+ Nova Flip, which does technically classify