A vision of the world’s first art amusement park which first ran in Hamburg, German for three months during the summer of 1987
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Architect Enis Karavil speaks about the ideas behind his design studio, concept store and restaurant
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An interdisciplinary poetry and dance performance and decolonization workshop from an artistic artificial intelligence
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A three-piece collection that nods to deserted ski resorts
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A vision of the world’s first art amusement park which first ran in Hamburg, German for three months during the summer of 1987
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Finally, someone felt it was time to make ski poles better. Magnetized handles so they stick together when you want them to, 3D-knit straps that keep their form, making it easier to get your hands through, an optional GoPro mount for the top of your poles, and customizable colors (for the same price). Yardsale’s P1 poles may not meet the needs of very advanced, professional or specialized skiers, but they definitely meet the needs of nearly everyone else. Affordable, well-built, and designed with a smile, they’re an easy way to up your style and performance on the slopes.
Added: January 2024
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Made by hand in a lab on a farm an hour outside of London, founder and skin care specialist Annee de Mamiel marries the best of Western science and Eastern medicine to create a range of skin care products focused on treating the impact of stress. There are many products we’re fond of, but the First Fix Stress Response Serum is a great place to start your discovery of this unique brand. The serum, 13 years in the making, considers both the causes and the effects of stress on your facial skin, with proprietary natural ingredients like Neurophroline, an extract from wild indigo. A combination of prebiotics, hyaluronic acid, oils and other proven ingredients, it packs a lot into a single pump’s worth that your skin will thank you for. Yes, it’s expensive—an unfortunate result of using all-natural ingredients alongside specialty product volumes—but we haven’t tried anything we’ve liked more.
Added: January 2024
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The newest addition to the brand’s Melt family of light fixtures, Portable brings convenience and a bit of drama to your tabletop. Available in four finishes, the 11″ high light leverages its mirrored, molten glass inspired dome to create movement and shadows when in use.
Added: January 2024
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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 …
Architect Enis Karavil speaks about the ideas behind his design studio, concept store and restaurant
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A three-piece collection that nods to deserted ski resorts
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Cocktail culture is getting more serious on Grand Cayman thanks to bartenders aiming to put it on the map as a global destination for food and drink
This well-designed cooking thermometer outperforms others with its fast-reading technology (it features sensors on the outside of the wand, not just the inside) delivering results in half a second. The device features an OLED screen that clearly and brightly displays the temperature in the direction you are holding it. Whether you are grilling, frying, cooking on the stove top or in the oven, it quickly and easily performs. It’s magnetic, too, so you can store it where you need it for quick access.
Added: January 2024
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Up close on the pilot-plus-four-passenger electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle from Hyundai Motor Group’s Advanced Air Mobility company
We kick off of our second season with Apple Music’s head of artist relations, podcast host and lead anchor for Apple Music 1 Radio on diligence, instinct and what makes for a great interview
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 …
Radical modularity and architecturally-driven design are the basis for their look into the future and provide a viable path to get there
A colorful, carefully designed pack-and-roll product for cannabis
