Teenage Engineering has never been content to stay within conventional product categories, consistently pushing boundaries between instruments, toys, and art objects. Their approach to music hardware combines Swedish design sensibilities with genuine technical innovation, creating devices that feel both familiar and...
wing-shaped magnesium battery case keeps electric motorcycle FF.S6 cool on off-road rides
electric motorcycle FF.S6 has wing-shaped battery case Royal Enfield’s Flying Flea introduces FF.S6, an off-road and city electric motorcycle that comes with a wing-shaped magnesium battery case to keep itself cool. Presented at EICMA 2025 in Milan, Italy, the vehicle follows the brand’s goal to build lightweight...
More than a backpack, the solar-powered Makeshift Traveler is helping California’s homeless live better
The best part about my job is, I get to see so many interesting products designed for a spectrum of users. While some cater to the elite and embody luxury, others — such as the HomeMore Project’s Makeshift Traveler — truly touch the heart because of the purpose behind their creation. Since the introduction of the...
B&O Just Launched a $5,000+ Soundbar That Costs More Than Your First Car
Bang & Olufsen’s Beosound Premiere lands like a spaceship in a room full of toasters. That’s not an exaggeration; it’s just what happens when a company known for treating speakers like sculpture decides to rethink the soundbar. This thing doesn’t just sit under your TV. It commands the room, a slab of...
Mid-Century Clock and Watch Tell Time With Shapes, Not Numbers
Most clocks and watches fade into the background, quietly marking the hours without much personality or visual presence on your desk or wrist throughout the day. But what if timekeeping could be playful, sculptural, and as expressive as the rest of your space or personal style choices? What if checking the time felt...
Toyota Walk Me: The Robot Chair That Climbs Stairs and Folds Into Your Trunk
Stairs have long been the nemesis of wheelchair users, turning simple errands into logistical nightmares and limiting access to countless spaces. Toyota’s answer to this mobility challenge doesn’t roll on wheels at all. Instead, the Walk Me concept, unveiled at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, walks on four robotic...
LEGO unveils APXGP Team Race Car that replicates intricate details of “F1 The Movie”
LEGO has been steadily expanding its Speed Champions lineup, catering to both car lovers and collectors alike. After the success of its Formula-1 Series set, the brand is now shifting gears with inspiration straight from Hollywood. The latest addition is the official LEGO Speed Champions APXGP Team Race Car, a detailed...
Box Cutter Dial Lets You Make Identical Cuts Without a Ruler
Cutting a straight line should be simple, but for anyone who’s ever measured, marked, and sliced the same piece of foam board or cardboard over and over, the process is anything but straightforward or efficient in practice. The classic “measure twice, cut once” mantra is great advice until you’re making dozens...
is THE LINE still becoming reality as saudi arabia reimagines its architectural future?
Saudi Arabia’s futuristic megacity ‘the line’ faces a new reality Once hailed as the most radical experiment in twenty-first-century urbanism, THE LINE, (find designboom’s previous coverage here), a 170-kilometer-long mirrored megacity slicing through the desert, stands at the center of Saudi Arabia’s...
The Moiré Clock: A Kinetic Approach to Telling Time
Most clocks reveal time through simple rotation. The Moiré Clock, designed by Felix Cooper and Amber Li for their collective STATION Design, takes a more theatrical approach. It uses overlapping patterns to create a visual phenomenon where numbers appear to scale and shift as the clock face rotates through a stationary...