Cyberpunk stopped being a design aesthetic and became a lifestyle signifier somewhere between Blade Runner 2049 and your neighbor’s RGB-lit battlestation. We’ve seen the look applied to everything from gaming chairs to mechanical keyboards, but …
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This transparent glass foosball table at Milan Design Week looks straight out of a 2000s sci-fi movie
The early 2000s had a very clear idea of the future. Think of films like *Minority Report* with its PreCrime headquarters, all white rooms and glass interfaces where everything looked seamlessly bonded rather than bolted …
Lexus LS Concept First-Look: The Six-Wheel Flagship Turning Heads at Milan Design Week 2026
Six wheels on a Lexus, at a furniture fair in Milan, sounds like either a provocation or a punchline. At this year’s Milan Design Week, Lexus is betting it’s the former. The brand rolled into …
Chopard’s Beehive Table Clock is a masterpiece of horological art with L’Épée 1839
Brilliance usually comes in limited quantities. In fact, it is embodied by the new limited edition Chopard Table Clock, which stands apart from anything the horologist has created in the past three decades. To celebrate …
Yamaha Just Made a Pen That Writes With a Beat
If you asked most people to name a Yamaha product, you’d probably get piano, guitar, or motorcycle long before anyone said pen. And yet here we are, talking about a writing instrument from one of …
Three Bedrooms, Two Bathrooms, and a Tiny Home Layout Nobody Thought to Try Until Now
Most tiny homes follow the same predictable playbook: squeeze a loft bed above, cram the kitchen below, repeat. The Onda by Australian builder Removed Tiny Homes throws that rulebook out entirely. Part of the brand’s …
The Xbox Prototype That Cost $18K Now Takes Just a Spool of Filament
There are hardware designs from the early 2000s that still stop people cold, and the original Xbox prototype is near the top of that list. Revealed at GDC 2000 by Bill Gates and Seamus Blackley, …
Most Chargers Hide What They’re Doing, But Satechi’s $99 One Doesn’t
The charging brick has had something of a quiet revolution over the past few years. GaN technology has made them smaller, faster, and capable of handling a full laptop alongside a phone and earbuds without …
Edge clamp-on power strip brings desk-level charging exactly where you need it
We’ve spent years upgrading our desks with sleeker materials, smarter layouts, and better ergonomics. But somehow, the humble power strip has remained stuck in the past design ethos. It still lives on the floor, tangled …
The Side Table That Holds One Book Right in Its Legs
Most furniture design is an exercise in addition. More drawers. More shelves. More compartments to fill with things we forget we own. It is refreshing, then, to come across a piece that does the exact …