Graphic patterns and bright colors shape Chasing Sunbeams Chasing Sunbeams, a large-scale installation by UK artist Morag Myerscough, is on view in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia, through November 23rd, 2025. Known for her work in public environments such as the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich, Coachella in Palm Springs, Battersea Power Station in London, and […]
Black Friday shoppers typically hunt for televisions and gadgets, but the smartest deals often hide in less flashy categories. Water filtration doesn’t generate the same excitement as a new laptop, yet it’s something your household uses dozens of times daily. The difference between adequate and excellent water quality affects everything from morning coffee to how
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fresh scaffolding designed for pedestrians A new vision for New York City‘s familiar sidewalk sheds, or scaffolding, has been unveiled, and will bring a fresh approach to a bright and safe sidewalk life for the city. The arrival of these sheds was spurred by the city’s ‘Get Sheds Down’ initiative, which promises a shift
The Ulysse Nardin Freak has always been more of a horological platform than a static model. Since its debut, it has served as a canvas for the brand’s most forward-thinking ideas, from pioneering silicon components to its signature “movement as the hand” display. It was the watch that proved a piece of high watchmaking could
Perched atop a challenging 45-percent slope in the Hollywood Hills, this striking residence by Kristen Becker of Mutuus Studio reimagines what luxury living can look like within a modest footprint. Completed in 2016, the house was commissioned by an actor-director couple who wanted their Los Angeles home to feel as intimate and carefully curated as
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Apple just dropped a wave of announcements that prove the Vision Pro isn’t just a headset. It’s becoming a legitimate platform for experiences you can’t get anywhere else. From backcountry skiing with Red Bull athletes to stepping inside Real Madrid’s locker room, the content pipeline is starting to deliver on spatial computing’s promise. Designer: Apple
In traditional classrooms, furniture rarely moves, but learning does. Eduba, the adaptive modular furniture system developed by designer Roie Avni, challenges the static environment of conventional education by introducing a new kind of classroom: one that shifts, evolves, and responds to its users. Through a clever blend of modularity, lightweight construction, and intuitive mechanisms, Eduba
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Your laptop can do anything, which increasingly means it’s optimized for nothing. This isn’t a new observation, but the solutions have mostly been software-based: distraction-blocking apps, focus modes, website blockers that you can disable the moment willpower falters. The Typeframe project takes a more permanent approach – build a computer that literally cannot do anything
Personal home robot memo does house chores Meet Memo, the personal home robot by Sunday that resembles more of a playful and joyful cartoon character than a humanoid assistant. Made to complete household tasks, the roving device has a round head with two straight eyes, a head with a hat-like top piece, and a
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Generative AI has the power to create music, images, content and videos from your input. Now, someone believes that not only words and text, but even memories need to be created into music. If you talk about preserving memories, photo frames and albums (digital or physical) are the best options that come to mind. Now
