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In 1914, Ludwig Wittgenstein did something that, depending on your perspective, was either the most logical or the most eccentric thing a Cambridge-trained philosopher could do. He left England behind and built a tiny wooden …

PlayStation turned 30 a couple of years ago, and milestones like this rarely pass quietly in the consumer electronics world. Sony marked the occasion with a special edition PlayStation 5 and accompanying accessories finished in …

March brought the kind of furniture that doesn’t need to announce itself. A student chair that shifts between sitting and lounging through physics alone. A coffee table whose legs look like they’re caught mid-step toward …

At some point, the line between fashion and performance art quietly dissolved, and I think we need to have a serious conversation about who’s holding the needle. Because KFC just debuted a puffer jacket filled …

Battery life has been one of the laptop industry’s most persistent design headaches, especially among Windows notebooks. Despite significant gains in chip efficiency, the display consistently ranks among the biggest power consumers in any portable …

Think for a moment about three common tools: the nutcracker that sends shell fragments flying across the room, the bulky hammer you have to retrieve for the simple task of hanging a photo, and the …

The first thing you notice about the Lakeside Restaurant at Silk Road Friendship Park in Dingzhou, China, is that the building doesn’t announce itself. It doesn’t shout or compete. It simply arrives at the water’s …

Two-wheelers have always demanded a certain level of skill and balance from riders, especially at low speeds or when navigating crowded city streets. OMO X by Omoway attempts to change that equation by introducing what …

There is something quietly radical about a whale that does not belong to the ocean. Not because it has been displaced, but because it has been reimagined. COSIN DESIGN’s whale lamp is not an imitation …

Many of us first encountered the magic of lenticular printing on a pocket-sized novelty card. Tilting it back and forth would make a cartoon character move or a flat image suddenly appear to have three-dimensional …