Mail Online
A new material inspired by grapefruits and shells has been developed by British engineers and it blunts any angle grinder or drill that it comes in contact with. Read More
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Live Wire
The first time the internet scared me was when I accidentally liked a friend’s photo from months ago on G+. Read More
Spoon and Tamago
For 35 years, since he was in grade school, the sculptor Tomohiro Yasui has been making paper robots. Read More
Architectural Digest
If there's one thing the Coronavirus pandemic hasn't changed, it's the momentum and relevance of art Read More
Neil Foley is one of the five winners a competition to design original and visually inspiring train car to celebrate the launch of new TNT series Snowpiercer Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
The more you know, the more you can advocate for ethical design, says Access Now’s Juliana Castro. Read More
My Modern Net
Going to the cinema is one of life’s simple pleasures, but the experience has one flaw that hasn’t had a good enough solution until now. Read More
Dezeen
Japanese artist Yuko Nishikawa suspends perforated, papier-mache-style lamps from the ceiling to create dream-like compositions in her You See a Sheep project. Read More
Spoon and Tamago
Rubber train station stamps, known as eki stamps, are a uniquely Japanese phenomenon formally dating back to the early 1930s. Read More
LiveWire
A gold-rimmed photo frame with a picture of my parents adorns the shelf around the television. Read More
Tsk Design gives a fresh and powerful identity to the Indian textile major, Himatsingka Group Read More
LiveWire
A replacement-based approach to dealing with a death makes it harder to fulfill long-standing, commonly accepted obligations to deceased loved ones. Read More