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LEGO Models: An Artistic Expression Reflecting Your Personality in the WorkplaceLEGO models play a role that goes beyond merely decorating your desk; they reflect aspects of your personality and enrich your work environment with a unique atmosphere that carries a…
The Snake Game and Its Innovative EvolutionWe all played the famous “Snake” game on monochrome-screen phones as a simple way to pass the time. However, this classic game has recently seen a new version that merges innovative thinking with modern…
The Evolution of Lighting Design: From Functionality to Visual ExpressionLighting design has undergone a dramatic transformation since the days of simple desk lamps. Yet, despite this evolution, many people still expect lighting fixtures to maintain a uniform appearance—whether switched on…
In the heart of London’s Burlington House, the Hrōst installation Royal Academy rises six metres tall with a simple, radical purpose: to give nature a place to live. Designed by 51 Architecture for the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition, Hrōst is…
In West Palm Beach, Florida — just a block from the shimmering lagoon — the newly opened Malka restaurant West Palm Beach stands out with its unique fusion of tropical modernism and Mediterranean warmth. Designed by the renowned architecture studio…
On Architecture, Habits, and the Overlooked Symbolism in Entryway DetailsIn scenes from luxury villa tours on social media platforms, especially those that sweep through mansions in the Los Angeles hills or Calabasas suburbs, the recurring sight is a vast dressing…
In the heart of downtown Austin, Texas, the W Austin hotel renovation brings new life to a property deeply rooted in the city’s musical and natural heritage. Led by Atlanta-based design studio Blur Workshop, the transformation touches nearly every part…
In the rolling foothills of Dartmoor in Devon, England, a 16th-century farm has been carefully reimagined into the Fowlescombe Farm retreat—a serene hotel featuring ten suites and a farm-to-table restaurant. The transformation, led by creative director Paul Glade and architecture…
In the heart of Cremorne, Melbourne’s burgeoning tech and creative district known as “Silicon Valley,” Foolscap Studio has redefined what a co-working space can be. With the Forum co-working space in Melbourne, the studio has created a setting that channels…
Omo X Electric Motorcycle: A Futuristic Design Inspired by Sci-Fi WorldsIn a bold step towards innovation in the world of electric vehicles, Omoway has unveiled its new Omo X motorcycle. It boasts an unconventional design that combines futuristic inspiration with…
A Fresh Vision for Creativity in Turbulent TimesIn the Made in America issue published in August 2025 by Wallpaper magazine, deep questions were raised about the relationship between creativity and society during challenging periods. Within this context, fashion designer Willy…
Design Between Scarcity and AccessibilityWhen we look at the watch industry today, we see that good design often appears where scarcity and accessibility meet. Most watch brands push buyers to pick one of two paths: affordable watches made in huge…
In an ambitious rebranding move, the New Balance London flagship has undergone a transformative interior redesign that blends sport, fashion, and lifestyle. Located on Oxford Street, the store has been reimagined by Universal Design Studio and Map Project Office to…
How Has Our Relationship with Daily Shaving Changed?For a long time, shaving was just another dull daily task.Most people saw it as something extra to rush through, trying to avoid small cuts while relying on cheap razors from any pharmacy….
A Fresh Take on the Sports Car ConceptDo you remember when sports cars were limited to just two seats? Back then, having children often meant giving up weekend driving thrills in favor of a car with rear doors and more…
From Screen to Living RoomAnime is no longer just a form of animated entertainment—it has grown into a global cultural force that influences fashion, music, and even how we design our living spaces, often leading to anime interior design. Today,…
IntroductionWhat if SpongeBob’s underwater world came to life on dry land? Imagine his iconic pineapple house transformed into an actual building. At first glance, the idea might seem whimsical or even absurd. But from an architectural perspective, it opens up…
The Contemporary Table: A Role Beyond Traditional AestheticsNo longer is the role of a table in the living room or by the bedside limited to attractive design or refined craftsmanship. Today, user expectations have grown significantly. Many people now seek…
Challenges of Tap Water Quality in the Present TimeIn our current era, access to clean water has become somewhat of a luxury, as the quality of tap water varies significantly from one city to another. Despite the efforts made by…
A Gap Between Prices and NeedsFor years, robotic dogs have been confined to two extreme choices with no middle ground: either expensive industrial masterpieces worth up to $75,000—often used for military purposes thanks to their ability to perform advanced tasks…
What if furniture didn’t just hold you, but responded to you? London-based designer Jacob Walls explores exactly that with his thermochromic furniture design, unveiling Pangolin—a seating collection made from discarded foam and painted with heat-reactive pigments. These tactile benches record…
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