Peeing in peak luxury seems to be a trend we might see for a while.
It has a name: knolling. From flat-lay recipes to found-object mandalas to a life catalogued object by object — eight of our favorite studies in perfectly arranged things.
The sleek hideaway in Ex Machina is real. It is the Juvet Landscape Hotel in Valldal, Norway, and its glass-walled rooms are still bookable today.
In 1899, French artists pictured the year 2000: whale buses, flying firefighters, robot barbers. See the postcards that got tomorrow delightfully wrong.
NASA JPL’s Visions of the Future posters reimagine Mars, Europa, and far-off exoplanets as retro travel destinations, still free to download in hi-res.
Getting kids to brush their teeth can feel like a daily negotiation. That is why the idea behind Babsy, and their Build A Brush system, feels so clever.
When Zaha Hadid died in 2016, these visionary designs were still renders. A decade on, we revisit her unbuilt work to see which dreams became real.
This simple yet genius little device lets kids talk without the complexity or issues that come with a modern smartphone.