Swedish designer brand LELO is at it again. They recently announced what they call "A revolutionary development for the intimate lifestyle market..." It's called SenseMotion, and it's a line of high design couples’ massagers. Boasting motion-sensor technology more familiar to…
Continue Reading →I'm back in the USA for a few days after an incredible time in China and Japan. I'm here for about a week before I head off again to Abu Dhabi, Oman, Japan, and then South Africa and Mozambique. I…
Continue Reading →Aegis in Shanghai is definitely one of the most impressive men's stores I visited while in China. Launched just a little over a year ago, they're certainly the pioneers in the Chinese fashion retail space. The space is a beautifully…
Continue Reading →Is there sustainable design in Shanghai? I didn't think I'd find any, but I stumbled upon a fantastic place. Nest Shanghai is a 'design with a conscience' brand concept. Nest where the sum is greater than its parts: Nest is…
Continue Reading →Check out my friend Rob Walker's article on Stealth Iconography: The Waveform over at the Design Observer. Fascinating and fun!
Continue Reading →The Fishscape Fishbowl by Aruliden is a-mazing. Give your goldfish mountains to swim around. Via Mocoloco
Continue Reading →Bidding has now begun for the most famous shoe never made– until now. Go Michael J. Fox, go! Money to a great cause... For 10 days, 150 pairs of 2011 Nike MAG shoes will be listed on eBay. The first of…
Continue Reading →I never thought I'd like living in a 16th Century monastery until I visited Florence. In fact, if I had it my way, I would have moved into Hotel Villa San Michele for the whole summer. I pulled up in…
Continue Reading →My bags are packed and I'm heading out tomorrow night for a few weeks in Shanghai, Beijing and Dalian, followed by Japan where I'll be in Tokyo and Kyoto. Tips welcome as always, and pictures (and other finds) will be…
Continue Reading →Pöng is a take on the classic game pong with a multiplayer circular twist. Fun. Developed in 48 hours by Public Class
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