Technology

Every once in a while, I come across an artist whose work both amazes and delights me – and this time, that artist is Werner Bronkhorst. A former furniture designer, Bronkhorst began experimenting with leftover plaster, layering it onto canvases…

Who says storage has to be boring? For decades, the USB drive has been treated purely as a utilitarian tool – small, black, and entirely devoid of personality. The FolderDrive changes that with a clever dose of design nostalgia. Created…

Philips Hue has long held its place as one of the most versatile and reliable smart lighting ecosystems on the market. Now, its parent company, Signify, is expanding the lineup with a new lighting innovation: the Philips Hue Play Wall Washer.…

Creation requires a cycle of life and death, each inextricably linked to one another. Our earth designs delicate cycles, as do our bodies – life is nothing without a bit of rhythm. At Salone de Mobile this year, as hundreds…

Meta is continuing its push into the wearable tech space with a new addition to its growing lineup of smart eyewear. Teaming up with Oakley – a brand long associated with sport and performance – Meta has introduced the Oakley…

When we think of an eBike, the form is usually large and clunky with motors whirring to propel us forward when needed – not so with the EIDOLON by Ponomarets. Everything obtrusive and unneeded has been stripped away, leaving a…

The mission of modern robotic vacuums is simple: eliminate as much household labor as possible. Many high-end models now do far more than just vacuum – they mop, refill their own water tanks, clean their mop pads, and even manage…

Some collaborations are unexpected in the best way. “Satellites”, a new exhibition conceived by Danish filmmaker Nicolas Winding Refn and celebrated Japanese game designer Hideo Kojima – is one of them. Presented by Prada with support from Fondazione Prada, the show…

Furnishing coffee drinkers with better tools, San Francisco-based Fellow has cornered the industry by introducing a suite of carefully thought-out products. With its offering of kettles, grinders, French presses, mugs, the award-winning Aiden brewer, and a seasonal rotation of limited-edition…

Dutch studio DRIFT has long captivated audiences with its kinetic installations, capturing fleeting moments from nature and translating them into immersive, sensory experiences within built environments. At Milan Design Week 2025, artists Lonneke Gordijn and Ralph Nauta did it once…

In the heart of Chelsea in New York City, a relatively unassuming charcoal gray facade conceals an immersive world of sound. House of Sound curates a listening experience that is next level, each subsequent floor of the building revealing somehow…