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The back of a smartphone has historically been the least interesting real estate on the device. A logo, some camera lenses, and a flat slab of glass or metal. Nothing phones started to change that conversation a few years ago by threading LED strips through their transparent backs to indicate calls, charges, and timers with…
Architecture has always had to reckon with the sun. Buildings are oriented, shaded, and glazed in response to it, and solar panels are bolted onto them afterward. In most cases, the sun’s behavior is accommodated rather than consulted. The resulting forms come from a designer’s intentions and a structural engineer’s calculations, with sunlight as something…
Most clocks want to be noticed. They arrive with Roman numerals, exposed gears, or oversized frames, working hard to earn their place on the wall. The NMK by Seoul-based studio JAYUJAJE takes the opposite position entirely. It barely announces itself. And yet it is, without question, one of the most visually arresting objects I have…
The wardrobe is one of those household objects that seems like it has plenty of room until it doesn’t. Most people eventually find themselves pushing hangers aside to make space, folding things into corners, and stacking items on whatever flat surface presents itself. Organization accessories exist in abundance, but the majority address the visible problem…
Most design projects start with the finished object. You picture a chair, sketch it out, source the materials, and figure out how to put it together. It’s a logical sequence that’s worked for centuries. Omnibite, a joint system by Milan-based designers Eugenio Costa and Nicolò Tallone, quietly dismantles that sequence and puts something far more…
Every year during the Ghost Festival, millions of people across East Asia stand at street corners, in parking lots, or on sidewalks, setting fire to paper offerings for their ancestors. It is one of the most intimate acts a person can perform in public. It is also, increasingly, a problem for the cities around it….
EV charging infrastructure has grown considerably in recent years, but the experience of actually using it rarely gives people much to think about. Most stations are indistinguishable from the utilities they resemble, built for function with little thought for the space they occupy. That’s a missed opportunity in a technology that already asks drivers to…
Air purifiers have quietly become household staples, tucked into corners and set to auto, doing their work without much acknowledgment. The fundamental assumption behind every stationary model is that polluted air will eventually drift past the filter if you wait long enough. That’s not entirely wrong, but it means the unit is always reacting to…
Electric scooters have largely avoided any serious design ambition. The category is dominated by folding aluminum stems, plastic covers, and an aesthetic that prioritizes manufacture over emotional response. They’re practical, they’re cheap enough to flood city streets, and they look almost uniformly forgettable. The functional argument for the e-scooter has been made convincingly; the case…
Baby gear has always been functional. Safe. Practical. But design, real design, has rarely been part of the conversation when it comes to infant furniture. The Monai Sleepod Baby Crib is trying to change that, and it’s doing it with enough technology packed inside to make your phone feel a little insecure. Designed by Wen…