Someone Finally Gave Apple’s Biggest Gaming Failure a Second Chance
Handheld gaming has grown into a serious market, but no single device has managed to satisfy every trade-off at once. The Nintendo Switch sacrifices power...
Ferrari-inspired TESTaZERO is a flamboyant speedster for open air adventures, all-electric Luce better watch out
Ferrari has finally entered the electric-powertrain domain with its Luce sports car, which some adore while others absolutely hate. The controversial performance car is the Italian marque’s...
Yamaha Just Bought a Fish and Made It Into an Amplifier
Somewhere between a fish market and Milan Design Week, a guitar amplifier became an animal. Yamaha’s HERRING, a concept piece by designer Koji Notomi, is...
This Weighted Shoehorn Rights Itself Like a Roly-Poly Toy
Shoehorns have been around for centuries, and their design has barely moved. Most are anonymous strips of plastic or metal that live behind closet doors...
Your Home’s Newest Resident Is a Tiny Blue Butler
Furniture, as a category, is not usually meant to make you smile. It holds things, supports things, stores things. Function dictates form, and form gets...
Fin Fixes Five Tape Dispenser Problems You’ve Accepted as Normal
The tape dispenser has been sitting on desks for decades without anyone seriously reconsidering it. It slips when you pull, it tips unless you hold...
## A Design Student Finally Fixed the Pill Organizer
Over half of all Americans have a prescription, and 1 in 5 take medication multiple times a day. That’s not a niche demographic. That’s most...
What If City Monuments Generated Power Instead of Just Looking Good?
Public art has long served as a cultural mirror, reflecting what a society chooses to honor. As climate change intensifies and cities face mounting pressure...
These Chopsticks Glow at Dinner Without a Battery or Power Source
Chopsticks have been around for thousands of years, and their form has barely changed. The material varies, from wood and bamboo to polished metal and...
RIMOWA’s 2026 Prize Went to a Bracelet That Speaks Sign Language
The RIMOWA Design Prize doesn’t always produce furniture, and that’s precisely why I pay attention to it every year. The luggage brand’s annual student design...
Objects With Opinions: Ronen Kadushin’s Pieces
There are designers who make beautiful things, and then there are designers who make things that make you think. Ronen Kadushin belongs firmly in the...
A Tape Dispenser Concept Finally Worth Keeping in Plain Sight
The standard tape dispenser holds one roll, cuts tape, and sits on a desk. It hasn’t changed much in decades, and it doesn’t need to...
This Handheld Concept Swaps Between Gamepad, D-Pad, and Keyboard
The retro handheld market has rarely been this crowded or creative. Manufacturers are shipping devices with sliding screens, dual-display clamshells, and rotating form factors, all...
Alberto Essesi Just Designed the Lamp That Celebrates Mistakes
If you’ve ever assembled furniture, built a shelf, or wired anything with your own two hands, you know the feeling. You step back, you look...
The Table Clock Isn’t Dead, This Folded Steel One Proves It
The tabletop clock has been one of the quieter casualties of the smartphone era. Most people stopped owning them the moment a phone took over...
This AC Does 5 Jobs at Once and Looks Like Furniture on Your Wall
The split air conditioner is one of the least loved objects in any home, which is a strange thing to say about something most people...
Your Knife Block Has No Business Looking This Good
Most kitchen accessories come with an unspoken agreement: you accept that they look utilitarian, and in return, they do their job quietly in the background....
Why Does Every Kids Chair Feel Disposable? ROCCO Disagrees
Kids furniture has a peculiar habit of lying about its usefulness. You buy it, your child loves it for roughly eight months, and then it...
This Rotating Solar House Grows Fish and Plants Entirely on Its Own
Aquaponic gardening has been getting a lot of attention as a more sustainable way to grow food, especially in urban settings where arable land isn’t...
This Lamp Finally Belongs on a Bookshelf Because It Looks Like a Book
Reading lamps have always had a tension with the spaces they occupy. The ones bright enough to actually read by tend to be too harsh...
NjommNjomm Is Exactly What It Sounds Like (It Eats Books)
Say the name out loud. NjommNjomm. Go ahead. It sounds exactly like what you think it sounds like. Nom nom. Like something chewing. Like something...
A Mouse You Can Squeeze Like a Stress Ball While You Work
The computer mouse hasn’t changed much in decades. Still mostly hard plastic, still shaped like a bar of soap, still asking your hand to grip...
Forget Smarter AI, This Robot Thinks Presence Is the Point
We keep building AI to do more. More answers, more speed, more certainty. Designer Mehrnaz Amouei looked at that trajectory and asked a fundamentally different...
This MagSafe iPhone Grip Is Actually a Self-Defense Spray in Disguise
Personal safety products have a design problem few people talk about. Pepper sprays and personal alarms are either too bulky to carry consistently or so...
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