100 Colors by Emmanuelle Moureaux Gives Google a Vibrant Look
Tokyo-based Emmanuelle Moureaux, architect, artist, designer, and founder of emmanuelle moureaux architecture + design, collaborated recently with Google to unveil the new entrance to their headquarters in Mountain View, California. Titled 100 colors no.52 “MIRAGE”, the piece spans the width of the Google campus, encasing the grounds in a richly colorful, metallic binary. The panels […]
This Keyboard Was Milled From a Single Block of Aluminum
Over the years, the average keyboard has become a whole lot more interesting, especially with the rise of mechanical keyboards. But I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like The Icebreaker, a new Brutalist-inspired mechanical keyboard from Serene Industries. What makes The Icebreaker keyboard unique? Well, it’s milled from a solid block of aluminum, and […]
Arlyn’s Love Letter to Latin American Designers & Creatives (Well…Sort Of)
Since January 20, 2025—though really, since the morning of November 6, 2024—I’ve felt a heavy weight on my heart as someone of Latino heritage. I’ve always felt like an American. I was born in Florida and with the exception of about a year and a half where my family lived in Puerto Rico when I […]
The Nomad Tracking Card Is an AirTag Alternative for Your Wallet
The humble AirTag is an excellent way to keep track of items to ensure that you don’t lose them. But the form factor of it isn’t exactly conducive to being put in a wallet. Turns out, you don’t need to buy an Apple-made device to get all the benefits of an AirTag. The Nomad Tracking […]
Desert Hues Temper Mid-Century Modern Oasis in Palm Springs
Palm Springs presents itself as the perfect place where residential architecture may dare to defy convention with steel expanses juxtaposed against natural stone, angular planes, and volumetric spaces that embrace their vistas. And it boasts a significant inventory of mid-century modern gems waiting to be appreciated by current audiences. Through careful intervention, interior designer Stephanie […]
Wooj Kicks Off a Year of Monthly Drop to Double Its Collection
Following its most successful year since launching in 2020, Brooklyn-based lighting design studio Wooj is set to significantly expand its catalogue in 2025 with the introduction of monthly collections. This ambitious initiative will see the brand more than double their product offerings, unveiling a new line up each month that builds upon its signature blend […]
Nature, Art, and Architecture Converge at The Loren Hotel Austin
The Loren Hotel Austin represents a new paradigm in hotel design – one that measures luxury not in gilding and grandeur, but in the quality of experience and environmental responsibility. Its location, set slightly apart from downtown’s intensity while remaining connected to its energy, mirrors its design approach – distinctive yet integrated. The hotel’s design […]
Some Pretty Spring Or Easter Dinnerware We Love (Despite Not Being A “Dinner Party Lady”)
I just watched the Martha Stewart documentary (SO GOOD) so all of these feelings about the marketing of “perfectionist domesticity” are popping up (as shown above). Did she create an industry that stresses out already stressed-out parents? Am I a part of the problem? Probably… But it sure is fun to have your home look […]
The Allbirds M0.0NSHOT Zero Shoe Is Net Zero Carbon
Allbirds is taking it dedication to environmental protection to the next level. The company has announced the world’s first net zero carbon shoe, called the M0.0NSHOT Zero. The new shoe is completely net zero when it comes to carbon emissions, not only in its materials, but also in its manufacturing. The M0.0NSHOT Zero is high-top […]
Hunter Douglas Takes Window Shopping to a Whole New Level
Specifying drapery can be dizzying, sometimes with more options than we could ever parse through in one showroom visit. Blinds, panels, or curtains? Sheers, shades, or slats? Should they be operable from the top-down or bottom-up? How does smart technology apply? The number of solutions will vary by lifestyle and require a level of nuance […]