There’s something about the ubiquity of a dumpling – made with love in many cultures, working to package a number of traditional fillings within its folds, starch and sustenance conspiring to form the building blocks… Read More »Dig in to Momos by José A. Gandía-Blasco for Gan
As cities become more populated, they’re also becoming more polluted. Ensuring one’s sliver of domestic bliss—and retreat—is comfortable, safe, relatively quiet, and healthy is essential. Purifying the air of these oft-tiny dwellings is key and… Read More »Dyson’s New HushJet Compact Purifier is Small but Mighty
When I first came across Rhea Gupte’s striking images of frozen compost, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of familiarity. As someone who habitually tosses future broth-making scraps into the freezer, a cube of… Read More »The Art of What We Throw Away
A door handle is the first thing we touch in a house. As tactility in many products is now lessened or intentionally obscured, Il Bronzetto instead heads in another direction. Sleek and dynamic, the EDGE… Read More »Il Bronzetto’s EDGE Door Handle Holds Court
Just as umami brings depth and harmony to a dish, Alain Ellouz’s new lighting collection seeks to capture that same emotional resonance in light. Created in collaboration with interior architect Ana Moussinet, Umami is shaped… Read More »Umami Brings Depth + Harmony to Alabaster Lighting
In transparency, we see the whole of an object – a ghost of the shape presents itself, revealing much more than full opacity could. The Mo.du.lo Collection by Etereo for StudioTwentySeven revels in this principle,… Read More »Etereo and StudioTwentySeven Present the Mo.du.lo Collection