LuneUp Ceramic Basins Can Double as Barbecue Grills

Italian bathroom brand Terzofoco has launched LuneUp, a versatile system of hand-thrown ceramic pedestals that challenges conventional thinking about bathroom design. Created by designer Emanuel Gargano, this modular collection transforms ceramic from a simple finishing material into a central living element that works...

Nintendo Switch-inspired DJ Console Splits Into Two So You Can Deejay With A Friend

It was pretty game-changing back in 2015 when Nintendo dropped the Switch, ushering in a wave of 2-player gaming on the same console. Two joy-cons, one console, mano-a-mano gaming. You didn’t need an extra controller – Nintendo built right one into the Switch. Designer Eunjun Jang wants to bring that same modular...

Apple, Hear Me Out… An iPhone Pocket, but for the Vision Pro’s Battery Pack

Decades after giving Steve Jobs his iconic turtleneck, Japanese fashion behemoth Issey Miyake returned to Apple with a product that somewhat felt absurd at first. The iPhone Pocket is an oddly specific handbag for just your phones (and maybe some other bits and bobs), but here’s a reality check the folks at Apple...

Designer Turned the Boring Umbrella Stand Into Wall Art

You know that awkward moment when you walk into someone’s home and realize your dripping umbrella is about to become everyone’s problem? We’ve all been there, clutching a soggy umbrella while desperately looking for somewhere (anywhere) to stash it that won’t create a puddle or knock things over. Enter the...

Apollo 8’s “Earthrise” Photo Just Became A LEGO Set, Nearly 60 Years Later

It’s nearly 60 years since we first got to actually see our blue marble from afar. Not in some geography book as a painting, not in the form of a VFX shot in a Hollywood movie. But as an actual color photo clicked by an astronaut from space. Taken by William Anders during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968, this iconic...

These Nest-Like Pods Show Prefab Architecture Doesn’t Have To Look Prefab

Nestled within China’s Senbo Amusement Parks, a new architectural vision is taking root. The Forest Nests Treepod Project by Doarchiwow challenges everything we thought we knew about modular construction, transforming prefabricated building into an art form that breathes with its surroundings. These aren’t your...

Top 5 Reasons 3D-Printed Homes Are the Future of Affordable Housing

The growing fascination with 3D-printed homes stems from their remarkable potential to cut construction costs and drastically shorten building timelines. By embracing this cutting-edge technology, the housing sector is entering a transformative era where homeownership becomes more affordable, sustainable, and...

These No-Drill Window Blinds Install in 30 Seconds Without Damaging Your Walls

There is a moment of hesitation familiar to anyone who has ever wanted to personalize their living space: the moment before drilling a hole into a pristine wall. For renters, it brings the risk of a lost security deposit. For homeowners, it is a small but permanent commitment, a mark that will need to be patched and...

The Beast is John Dodd’s 27-Liter V12 creation that turned aviation power into road-going legend

When I first came across the story of the car known simply as The Beast, crafted by British engineer John Dodd, I was reminded of those wild, boundary-pushing machines you’d expect in vintage concept renderings. Except this one was real. Dodd, a gearbox specialist, wasn’t dreaming of design for design’s sake; he...

TOLO Stacks Tea Lights in a Vertical Tube Like Polo Mints

Candle holders have always favored traditional taper candles and their elegant, statuesque forms. Tea lights, meanwhile, get relegated to shallow dishes and basic glass cups, functional but hardly inspiring. The problem is practical as much as aesthetic. Most holders treat tea lights as single-use items, offering no...