There is something quietly absurd about building a serious PC in the shape of a 1980s game console. Not absurd in a dismissive way, but more in the way that a very good idea sometimes sounds ridiculous until you see it sitting on a desk. The ACEMAGIC Retro X5 is exactly that kind of object: […]
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The new flagship showroom of Ukrainian brand Gunia Project occupies the ground floor of a late-19th-century building on a historic…
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sanjay puri’s sculptural design in india Sanjay Puri Architects takes to a steep hillside over the Arabian Sea in Anjarle, India, to complete its Crest Nine community center. Rather than occupying the hilltop as a single object, the building follows the terrain, its curved volumes emerging gradually from the descending landscape. The access
Molded Carpet Series turns Soft Textiles into Sculptural Surfaces The Molded Carpet Series by Jack Craig investigates the material behavior of domestic carpeting through processes of heat, pressure, and manual manipulation. Carpet remnants collected from residential interiors are treated as a raw material rather than a finished surface, allowing their fibers, backing, and color
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The must-have for your home used to be a choice: a speaker or a digital frame. Good audio gear fills a room with sound but rarely does anything worth looking at. Digital frames look considered and calm on a wall but go completely silent the moment you need them to do something else. It seems
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Any tech nerd knows the unspoken contract that comes with being the only tech-literate person in the family. You get texts when someone’s laptop is slow, called over during the holidays to fix the router, and consulted every eighteen months when someone needs a new phone or computer. For years, the laptop question had a
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Most furniture is remarkably obedient. It goes where you put it, does what it was designed to do, and asks nothing back. A sofa is a sofa. A side table holds your coffee and your remote and maybe a plant you keep meaning to water. The relationship is comfortable, uncomplicated, and, if you’re honest about
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If Alpine’s 2026 season is about consolidation, about switching to Mercedes power units and clawing back from last place in the Constructors’ Championship, then HakHyeon Lee’s Alpine Horizon concept is the opposite impulse entirely. This is a designer throwing Alpine’s arrow logo onto a closed-cockpit hypercar with a magnetically levitating driver pod, wire-tethered to a
You approach La Miradora by moving uphill. The house sits at the highest point of a long plot in Ecuador’s central highlands, and from the start, it’s clear that the terrain is in charge. Instead of flattening the land, the design by Taller General works with its natural slope, letting the ground shape how the
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How Three Sisters Turned Their Father’s Former Grocery Store Into A Space For Culture + Community Studio Visit by Lucy Feagins, Editor An art piece hanging in Dukkana reads, ‘As a minority in a predominantly white space, to take up space is itself an act of resistance.’ The El Samad sisters, Emina, Safa and, Fatima.
