1. Werner Bronkhorst Every once in a while, I come across an artist whose work both amazes and delights me – and this time, that artist is Werner Bronkhorst. A former furniture designer, Bronkhorst began… Read More »Take 5: Miniature Paintings, A Modern Candy Store + More
Royal Mail has given Britain’s recognisable red pillar postbox the “biggest redesign in its 175-year history”, integrating solar panels to power digitally activated drawers for larger parcels. The 3,500 new designs, billed as “the postboxes… Read More »Royal Mail introduces solar-powered postboxes
Ever wished your phone skin could do more than just cover your phone?? Dbrand has the answer with its Circuit Board lineup – skins and cases that not only look like they were pulled out… Read More »Dbrand’s Circuit Board Device Skins Actually Glow in The Dark
When a couple discovered Ray Kappe’s 1973 modernist structure, neglected for three decades, they recognized something beyond mere architectural potential. The house had grown into its landscape, trees and structure finding unity over time. This… Read More »Glass Ridge House Marries Eastern Philosophy With California Design
Perforated screens of reclaimed terracotta brick and metal mesh for climbing plants wrap the volumes of this home in Australia, designed by local architect Peter Besley. Named Birdwood, the home on a sloping site at… Read More »Peter Besley shelters Brisbane home with walls of perforated brickwork
The most desirable phones are no longer only the ones with the most advanced features. Here, contributing editor Rima Sabina Aouf reviews four of the best contemporary dumbphones with deliberately pared-back functionality. A dumbphone –… Read More »Four of the best dumbphones for a digital detox