An Absurd, Real-World Reinterpretation Of Your Facebook Feed
Nicolas Ritter set out to create a series of absurdly literal recreations of how we behave in online space.
A Super Clean Sound System That Breaks Away From Audiophile Aesthetics
The system let’s you handle of your music: The Beatles on Vinyl. Radiohead on the iPod. And undoubtedly, something really embarrassing from the 90s on the CD player.
Hate Your Cubicle? What About A “Me Place” Instead?
PearsonLloyd creates a furniture line intended for intense focus rather than gregarious, open-plan sharing.
A Chandelier That Evokes The Rising And Setting Of The Sun
Susanne de Graef builds a gorgeous cascading chandelier out of colored thread.
Making It
Geometric Abstractions, Made Using Nothing But Light Beams
Photographer James Nizam shares how he managed to manipulate the sun’s rays into shapes.
Can You Get People To Walk More, Simply With Smart Signage?
The successful Kickstarter campaign hopes handy signs will get people walking.
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Quirky Reinvents A Staple Of Dorm Decor: The Milk Crate
The company is betting big on a new modular storage system--and they’re making it in the U.S.
4 Things That Ninth-Graders Can Teach You About Risk-Taking Design
Written by: Stuart Karten
If you want to be more creative, tap into your inner teenager, writes Stuart Karten.
In A Japanese Ecovillage, A Home Filled With Gardens
Two young architects build a home where greenery weaves through foyer, kitchen, and bedroom.
Infographic of the Day
Infographic: A Superb Guide To The World’s Best Parks
These elegant charts by Mikell Fine Iles compare some of the world’s best-known outdoor spaces.
Infographic of the Day
Moneyball 2.0: How Missile Tracking Cameras Are Remaking The NBA
A new camera system is adding a whole new level of analytics to basketball. We talk to insiders using it.
