NUO Pairs a Rocking Knife With a Board That Actually Guides It
A pile of fresh herbs has a way of becoming a much larger project once the chopping starts. Leaves spread across the board, little pieces…
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5 Home Office Upgrades That Rethink How You Sit, Store, and Charge
Spending most of the day at a desk makes you surprisingly familiar with its little annoyances. There’s the chair that never quite fits, the papers…
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Jojo’s Headphone Concept Adjusts Like a Yo-Yo, Without Sliders
A headphone cable usually gets treated as the part you tolerate. It hangs off the ear cup, catches on things, and rarely contributes much to…
A Refugee City Plan Refuses to Treat Shelter as Enough
Six family plots sharing a courtyard is a modest starting point for an ambitious city plan. But I like that BIG’s Refugee Cities begins at…
HighLow Chair Flips Its Backrest Into a Leaning Support for Standing Meetings
Height-adjustable tables let a meeting move from sitting to standing, but the chairs usually get left behind. That’s a rather awkward limitation for furniture meant…
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This leather handbag has a built-in light so you can easily find your keys and AirPods
Most handbags are, structurally speaking, a leather pouch with delusions of grandeur. Unzip one and you’re staring into a single shared cavity where your keys,…
Duramobi’s underwater speaker turns your pool into a sound system
Here’s a pool party experiment you’ve run without meaning to. Someone’s Bluetooth speaker is blasting on the deck, you duck under to rescue a dropped…
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HAY’s Posto Table Lamp Joins Three Aluminum Parts With Two Hidden Screws
Table lamps often hide their wiring inside a polished body, leaving the cable to spoil the illusion somewhere near the base. HAY’s Posto takes a…
The 5 Best LEGO Sets of October 2026
October’s LEGO selection makes a good case for looking beyond the size of the box. A convincing model needs a reason for its proportions, a…
AULA’s Neos 75 keyboard has a tiny hi-fi deck bolted to the side
A company named after a tarantula just launched a keyboard with finishes named after gods, and I’m still processing it. AULA’s Chinese name translates to…
A rare Sony Walkman now powers this gorgeous wooden cassette tape wall
Cassettes are selling again, which means more people own tapes and have nowhere sensible to put them. US buyers picked up 436,400 cassettes in 2023…
This Printer-shaped Chair Has Receipts… Literally!
Somewhere along the way, the internet decided that “receipts” means proof. Screenshots of your ex’s texts are receipts. That old tweet a celebrity forgot to…
Porsche made an espresso machine with La Marzocco, and this one has the Carrera’s ducktail
Back in 1972, Porsche needed a way to keep the 911’s rear end planted at high speeds, and the answer was a little upturned spoiler…
EVOLIA’s Sculptural Bracelet Tracks Wellness Without a Screen
A health tracker shouldn’t have to look like a tiny phone strapped to your arm. I like the idea of learning more about my body…
This Ontario Cottage Puts a Covered Outdoor Room Between Its Two Halves
The middle of DogTrot Magnetawan is outdoors. A covered breezeway cuts through this lakeside cottage in Ontario, creating a place for summer meals, a wooden…
Copper-clad Maserati GranTurismo brings handcrafted luxury + gullwing doors to a bespoke grand tourer
A Maserati GranTurismo is not something you would normally associate with a copper exterior and a glass canopy that opens like a cockpit. Yet that…
Old Chairs Get a Resin Shell Without Hiding Their Scars
Darkened wood, uneven color, and exposed fasteners are hardly the usual ingredients of a furniture makeover. In Younghyun Lee’s The Youth, they’re the reason to…
This Desert Pavilion Concept Would Let You Adjust the Shade by Remote
Finding a comfortable spot outdoors often means moving your chair as the sun moves across the sky. A fixed canopy helps, but its shade doesn’t…
MyGlamper mounts on your SUV hitch and inflates into a large, 12-person tent at the campsite
Rooftop tents have their own advantages, but they cap the camping setup at a limited number of people. Tents are better off there, but they…
Compath Imagines Dementia Navigation Without a Touchscreen
A familiar walk can become unsettling when the way home no longer feels familiar. For someone living with dementia, getting directions from a smartphone may…
Kord and Bark Give a Power Strip a Wooden Case Worth Leaving on Display
Power strips tend to get the least glamorous spot in a room, usually behind furniture or underneath a desk. That’s understandable when the alternative is…
9 Useful Gifts Under $100 for Digital Nomads Who Already Have the Tech
Buying a gift for someone who works from a backpack requires a little restraint. If their laptop, phone, and headphones are already sorted, another gadget…