American car manufacturer Tesla has launched its Robotaxi autonomous car service in Austin, Texas, offering test rides with a safety monitor present during trips. A small fleet of Tesla’s Robotaxis were deployed on 22 June… Read More »Tesla launches robotaxi service in Austin with Model Y cars
Tucked behind a classic 1949 bungalow in Venice, California, an unexpected new accessory dwelling unit (ADU) playfully balances minimalism and joy. Conceived by Los Angeles-based ARA-la Studio and Australian architect James Garvan, the 1,020-square-foot build… Read More »A Curvy Backyard ADU Channels Colorful Venice Vibes and Minimalism
Dezeen Showroom: Australian brand Designer Rugs worked with interior designers Hare + Klein to develop a range of hand-knotted Tibetan wool rugs informed by Australia‘s unique landscapes. The Designer Rugs x Hare + Klein collection… Read More »Hand-knotted rugs by Hare + Klein for Designer Rugs
A Pierre Paulin classic – “My favorite design is the one to come.” – continues to strike a chord in modern minds, looking toward the future. A permanent resident in the collection at the Museum… Read More »GUBI Brings Back Pierre Paulin’s Futuristic F300 Lounge Chair
Designing a smartphone that stands out in today’s market is no small feat. Foldables briefly offered a novelty edge, but even those are becoming commonplace. Nothing, however, has carved out a distinct identity without folding… Read More »The Nothing Phone (3)’s Glyph Matrix Turns Notifications Into Pixel Art
If this art makes you do a double take, then it’s doing exactly what it was designed to do. BLIK’s new Folded Forms is more than just wall art, it’s wall animation. Developed in collaboration… Read More »Folded, Not Flat: Kapitza + BLIK Make Art That Moves You