Many museums serve to cover the evolution of a particular subject over a prolonged period of time. The TAG Heuer 360 Museum is unique in that it is a museum of time. The new institution, located on the ground floor…
Continue Reading →We covered Flight404 several months ago and even then we were blown away by the work Robert Hodgin was doing with Processing. Nearly ten months later, we're still in awe of his stunning visuals, but this time around we're crushing…
Continue Reading →Telling time is hard. First, you have to remember that the little hand points to the hour; then you have to remember that the big hand tells you what minute it is. It gets even harder when you realize that…
Continue Reading →Paper just got a little more obsolete. A week after Orange and UK ad agency The Alternative debuted a much buzzed about no touch interactive phone menu in the window of its Carnaby Street store, NYC's legendary St. Regis Hotel…
Continue Reading →Erin Loechner over at Design for Mankind launched her new monthly ezine yesterday -- a beautifully compiled offering you can download it (for free!) directly right here. This month's issue focuses on inspiration, calling upon dozens of writers and bloggers…
Continue Reading →Trying to figure out if you're all set for your big Super Bowl party this Sunday? Alright, well lets run through the checklist: Chips? Check. Queso dip? Check. Big Screen HDTV and crystal clear sound system? Of course. Well, what…
Continue Reading →I want one of these in my living room. Looking to bring a little new-wave pizazz to their understandably high traffic Heathrow Terminal 5, British Airways commissioned UK art and design studio Troika to create "Cloud." Suspended in the air…
Continue Reading →Most people look at a junkyard and see piles and piles of trash that's well past its prime as a useful inanimate object. They'd rather not rummage through tires and busted up radios hoping to find useful gems. That's where…
Continue Reading →I love this desk by Carlos Motta, which looks like it's been partially drilled into the floor. It's not one of his newer works, but it's a sample of the expansive and non-stop imagination that this Brazilian furniture crafter and…
Continue Reading →Plenty has changed over the last 25 years. Why, in 1983, people drove "ground cars" and spoke to each other over the "telephone". How quaint. While those trends of the past may have faded into oblivion one thing has remained…
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