JCB's Hydromax streamliner carried Andy Green over 406 mph at Bonneville, twenty years after the same driver set the diesel mark on the same lake bed
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Slow down and stay on the water at The Westin Bora Bora, where mindfulness, connection and wellness are built into the surrounding environment
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On 12 August, the International Space Orchestra will perform in San Francisco alongside live eclipse footage from the path of totality in Europe
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Allison Parc and Sam Lim Achatz skip the beverage entirely with a pocket-sized THC + CBD snap that disappears into whatever you’re already drinking
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JCB's Hydromax streamliner carried Andy Green over 406 mph at Bonneville, twenty years after the same driver set the diesel mark on the same lake bed
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Trashy Goods pretty much sums up this new brand started by two friends with big smiles, a passionate appreciation for good design and for doing something about the growing concern about waste materials. They are launching with a round tray that comes in either 12″ or 16″ in a variety of materials—sustainably harvested cork, recycled plastic, flip flops and bottle caps, used fishing nets and upcycled denim—in a variety of colors. The trays are also sold as a rotating Smart Susan (every home needs one). We have no notes. Prices range from $125 – $195.
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Alex Mill brazenly calls it The Perfect Tote, but it really is the perfect tote. It comes in several sizes and many colors, but The Perfect Weekend Tote is our favorite, hitting that just-right spot for an overnight. It has both hand and shoulder straps (the latter can hide in the bag when not in use) and the length of the shoulder straps is spot on. We appreciate its snaps, which let you easily adjust the size of the bag. The Perfect Weekend Tote is made from 100% cotton and measures 13″ tall, 17″ wide and 9.5″ deep. The optional monogram is a chic touch, and is a $60 upgrade (it also takes 3-5 weeks).
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Craighill’s colorful Chroma Scissors bring function alongside colorful design, with ceramic coated blades and vinyl-dipped handles. More than a casual pair, they are cast in stainless steel and feature a circular hinge mechanism for smooth and easy performance. Available in multiple styles / colors, including a pair without ceramic coating. It’s an easy way to add some color and fun to an otherwise basic product. The full-size scissors are 7 oz and 8.5″ x 3″ x 0.5″.
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Japan’s allure cannot be attributed to any one specific trait. Be it cuisine or culture, design and architecture, cities of the future or soothing reprieves, the island nation offers unparalleled experiences across …
Slow down and stay on the water at The Westin Bora Bora, where mindfulness, connection and wellness are built into the surrounding environment
On 12 August, the International Space Orchestra will perform in San Francisco alongside live eclipse footage from the path of totality in Europe
Allison Parc and Sam Lim Achatz skip the beverage entirely with a pocket-sized THC + CBD snap that disappears into whatever you're already drinking
The luxury label's Fall Winter 2026 collection launches in September, celebrating cultural heritage, original textile design and the importance of the handmade
The latest from the Venetian handbag designer celebrates artisan craftsmanship, Louvre Abu Dhabi architecture and the centuries-old dialogue between East and West
We’d write more about things to make your cat happy if we saw more that we liked. Fortunately we met the founder of Catenary today who shared their Orbit Window Hammock with us. A sleek polished iron ring circles a ledge your cat will enjoy perching upon that’s perfect for watching out the window, napping and staring at you thankfully appreciative of their new lair. The Orbit supports cats up to 30 lbs, and its mat is removable for easy washing.
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The h.wood Group brings its dinner-and-a-show supper club to Montauk with Chase Sapphire Reserve and previews Lady Delilah, its first permanent New York room
The three-row flagships debut in Brooklyn with adaptive beams that shadow oncoming drivers and seriously thin taillights
The introduction of one new element of furniture or decor—whether that’s a lamp, textile, mirror or another object—can change an entire room. And while everyone’s design preferences are distinctly personal, gifting design …
Co-curated by Daria Borisova and Selcan Atilgan, the group exhibition in Venice's Palazzo Naril Bernardo explores states of continual adaptation
The exhibition evolves NUOVO's identity beyond furniture showroom to design culture curator
