Dads aren’t as enigmatic as gift-givers often fear. Crack the code, and you’ll realize that most fathers are wonderfully predictable in their passions. Whether it’s the allure of cutting-edge tech, the call of the great outdoors, the practicality of everyday carry, the tactile joy of fine stationery, or the...
Airstream Unveils Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian Trailer: A Functional Masterpiece For Modern Nomads
Airstream’s collaboration with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation has resulted in the Usonian Limited Edition travel trailer, a camper that merges midcentury ideals with contemporary craftsmanship. The 28-foot trailer is designed to be more than a mobile shelter. It is a carefully considered space that aims to bring...
This Rugged Mini PC Is Built for Hackers, Tinkerers, and Total Geeks
Half a decade ago, the GPD MicroPC looked like something a sysadmin would carry to a LAN party for kicks – a rugged, 6-inch tank of a handheld PC powered by a sleepy Celeron N4100. Now in 2025, GPD has hit the refresh button, not with a tweak but with a hammer. The MicroPC 2 is here, and it’s sharper, faster, and...
Windows 11-Based AYANEO Flip 1S DS Brings Dual-Screen Edge To Challenge The ROG Ally X
Handheld gaming continues to evolve, but few devices manage to push boundaries quite like AYANEO’s new Flip 1S DS. With its bold dual-screen design, premium internals, and productivity-focused features, it presents a compelling alternative in a crowded field, one that could shift expectations for what a portable...
april soetarman releases a permission slip for letting go of unfinished creative projects
Unfinished Projects Release Form: a permission slip for letting go Developed by artist and designer April Soetarman, The Unfinished Projects Release Form is a printed slip that provides a structured approach to letting go of incomplete creative works. The form is intended as a tool for acknowledging the effort and time...
Glass Pavilion With Imitation Stone Roof Blends Seamlessly Into Chongqing’s Mountain Valley
DoDesign’s Drifting Stones Pavilion sits quietly in the mountain valleys of Chongqing, China, yet its presence resonates well beyond the secluded landscape. Encountering the pavilion feels like stumbling upon a relic of an ancient civilization or perhaps a piece of extraterrestrial architecture. The project’s...
Sauron’s Eye Watches You Work with These Ominous Mechanical Keyboard Keycaps
Who doesn’t need more Mordor in their life? Sure, the idyllic Shire is nice, but sometimes you crave a bit of volcanic wasteland and a menacing Dark Lord peering at you from your peripherals. For those of us who like our keyboards with a side of existential dread, Drop and Dwarf Factory have just the thing: artisan...
‘why look at animals?’ at EMST: katerina gregos on speaking for the voiceless
emst hosts major show on animal rights and multispecies ethics Why Look at Animals? A Case for the Rights of Non-Human Lives transforms the National Museum of Contemporary Art (EMST) in Athens into a stage for over 60 international artists grappling with one of the most urgent ethical questions of our time: how do we...
Economic and environmental data become tangible objects in creative art installation
When you hear the word “data,” you probably think of numbers, charts, graphs, and reports. These are the most familiar formats for organizing and presenting information—designed to be efficient, straightforward, and often utilitarian. They serve a critical role in helping us make sense of complex systems, trends,...
Earth to People’s furniture collection taps nature’s own glue
There are furniture that simply exist as functional pieces to fulfill a role in our lives, like to hold our things or to hold our bodies. And then there are those that also want to add some aesthetics to our spaces. And then are those that also want to make a statement about things like consumption and sustainability....