Audi’s Q9 and SQ9 Make Their Case in Light
The three-row flagships debut in Brooklyn with adaptive beams that shadow oncoming drivers and seriously thin taillights
Josh Rubin
Stillness, Structured: Raf Swiader and Eddie Stern Tailor for the Yoga Mat
Five pieces in crinkled Japanese cotton, made in small batches within a few doors of the practice that shaped them
Jim Henson’s Creature Shop, Now Open for Weekend Tours
The Queens NYC studio that returned the Fraggles to Doozer-built glory—and built the Muppets, The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth before them—opens its workshop to the public for the first time
The WAVY App Turns Antique Singing Bowls into an Ever-Changing Composition
Composer Aska Matsumiya recorded centuries-old Tibetan and crystal bowls in spatial detail then routed them through a generative engine so the sound never loops
BVLA’s Body of Work
Thirty years in, Body Vision Los Angeles has turned utilitarian piercing hardware into fine jewelry—and pulled more than one lapsed devotee back to the studio chair
Rivian R2: A Masterclass in Subtraction
How Rivian's designers turned cost reduction into a craft with ingenuity, creative thinking and a sense of humor to create an SUV that feels as premium as it looks
Oura Ring 5 Disappears Into the Hand
The world's smallest smart ring pairs a frame 40 percent slimmer than its predecessor with software built to flag health shifts before symptoms surface
The Ferrari Luce Marks a New Era for Maranello
Debuting in Rome, the all-electric four-door, five-seat sports car arrives as a fresh light with a radically simplified LoveFrom design anchored in Ferrari heritage
Velocity Black and Remedy Place Are Reshaping Luxury Through Wellness
At a recent Healdsburg retreat, a discerning clientele traded transactional indulgence for physiological literacy, ancestral healing and the kind of bonding that begins in an ice bath
Permanent Impermanence: Kozo Stages a Collision of Versailles, Tattoo Craft and American Muscle
The multi-disciplinary artist channels a decade behind the tattoo machine into oil paintings, mixed media and a hand-painted 1965 Mustang at the West Village's Free Parking