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Helsinki architect Ville Hara of Avanto Architects, together with Linda Bergroth, designed this modular garden shed and greenhouse that can be used for a wide number of gardening needs,... -
It should come as no surprise that when Apple’s Director of Store Design was in the market for a new house, he wanted a home that would be as... -
All remains of this unused tram depot are some recycled rails turned into an astounding arch overhanging the bar. Entirely renovated by Studio Modijefsky, the 700square meters of the... -
Envisioned by WOJR, instead of a client’s brief, a storyline has influenced the program and design of ‘mask house’. the mysterious dwelling overlooks a lake and has been conceptualized...
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This mirror has sensors that go beyond skin deep to find out how healthy you really are. The Wize Mirror knows if you’ve been drinking too much or eating foods... -
Pressure sensitive sensors can sense cellular changes. UC Berkeley researchers are hoping to enhance the scope of use for this technology. Bedsores are more than a pain in the backside... -
Shavers frustrated with traditional razors may soon be able to shave using a “laser razor”, which promises to benefit users’ skin and wallets, and the environment. While traditional razors... -
Scientists at UC Berkeley have developed a foldable, incredibly thin invisibility cloak that can wrap around microscopic objects of any shape and make them undetectable in the visible spectrum....
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The zoodle explosion in the produce section at Whole Foods was definitely a win for 2016. (So. Many. Spirilized. Veggies.) So what can shoppers expect to see in the aisles... -
As the first cold pressed juice brand to introduce collagen in our drink SHINE, we continue our celebration of this super protein by introducing our new protein rich Cleanse... -
While dating apps are high-pressure, new apps focused on making friends let people get to know each other without the same stress. Some friend finding apps, like BumbleBFF, can... -
Wherever you meditate—whether it’s at home, in a drop-in studio, or even, say, Central Park—you’re probably not anywhere near a million-dollar Monet. But for New Yorkers, that art lover’s fantasy...
