This House-Sized Clock Glows and Chimes Every 15 Minutes
There’s something quietly magical about watching a building come alive on schedule. Clock House No. 2, a public art installation by Drawing Architecture Studio, does…
There’s something quietly magical about watching a building come alive on schedule. Clock House No. 2, a public art installation by Drawing Architecture Studio, does…
Most home routers live behind books or plants, blinking away in corners, only noticed when the connection drops. There’s so much quiet faith placed in…
There’s something mesmerizing about watching objects move with intention. Not random chaos or frantic spinning, but deliberate, mechanical motion that feels almost choreographed. Kutarq Studio’s…
Few brands move as fluidly between precision engineering and artistic expression as Yamaha. From concert grand pianos to motorcycles and professional audio systems, the company…
Working away from a main desk often means a laptop balanced on a café table or airplane tray, maybe a separate portable monitor propped up…
Before glowing screens and silicon chips, engineers used slide rules to design skyscrapers and send people to the Moon. Calculation meant moving a physical object,…
Coffee tables quietly witness mornings, late-night emails, and weekend calls with people in other cities. Time passes on screens and clocks on walls, but the…
Spring 2026 promises record-breaking travel numbers as airports worldwide brace for unprecedented passenger volumes. The post-pandemic wanderlust shows no signs of slowing, and savvy travelers…
LEGO has done something wild with Claude Monet’s 1899 painting “Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lilies.” The Danish toy company, working alongside The Metropolitan…
Late-night gaming sessions have a familiar rhythm. Shoulders creep up, wrists lock around a rigid gamepad, and the clock slides past midnight while you chase…
Gaming displays speak in hertz and milliseconds, while most projectors still talk like it’s Blu-ray season. AWOL Vision’s Aetherion series tries to bridge that gap…
2026 marks the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac cycle, a symbol associated with vitality, independence, and charging ahead without hesitation. Tech companies…
The pool doesn’t sit beside the house. It doesn’t occupy the backyard. It runs straight through the middle of the living space, dark-tiled and creek-like,…
In Lana Launay’s Kinship series, light does more than illuminate space. It acts as a living archivist, revealing, preserving, and narrating stories embedded within inherited…
Tablets promised to revolutionize early learning. Instead, they delivered passive screen time, accidental in-app purchases, and kids hypnotized by algorithmically-served content they didn’t choose. The…
Camping by the lake or on the beach has many facets. For some, it means camping inside their toned-up vehicles, and for others, it’s to…
You know that friend who can’t commit to just one pair of shoes? The OREA Brewer V4 is like that, except instead of cluttering your…
We’ve all been there. You’re running late, grab your keys, rush out the door, and three blocks later realize your phone is still sitting on…
Quite a lot of interesting gadgets tend to originate from Japan, challenging the conventional product designs for good. Some are surprisingly multifunctional, while others tick…
Side tables and lamps behave awkwardly in small apartments. The drink and book migrate from sofa to armchair throughout the day, but the lamp never…
Modern creative desks are covered in controllers. A Stream Deck for macros, a MIDI controller for faders, a tablet for drawing, maybe a separate panel…