Kate Spade Reinvents Retail As A Lean Startup
Control Group teamed up with Kate Spade to create a radical new store concept that leans on iPads and a smart technology platform.
Control Group teamed up with Kate Spade to create a radical new store concept that leans on iPads and a smart technology platform.
Norman Foster’s firm erected a thousand-square-meter slab of reflective stainless steel in Marseille. Why? Because two great views are better than one.
Now accepting entries. All finalists will appear in our October 2013 design issue.
Is there value in dreaming up buildings that can never be built?
Fizzy beers. Torrents of chocolate. How do commercials make it look so good? It’s not all fake. It’s just very high-tech, and very diligent.
The latest wacky jeans from Naked & Famous bring back a 1980s novelty.
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Photographer Tom Kondrat captured the storied country in its most desolate, daylight-deprived season.
This $800 device, designed by NewDealDesign, zaps particles using titanium dioxide.
The new Pinterest looks a lot like the old Pinterest, but the redesign includes a handful of clever details to keep users engaged.
Mark Bramley takes magazine-ready photos of new cars for a living. Then he takes a week or two off in search of sublime shots like these.
Like a banker’s version of Exquisite Corpse, these tiny sculptures match national icons in surprising ways.
Monotype, one of the oldest type foundries in the world, will exhibit artifacts from the dawn of modern type this spring.
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