A little bit of sparkle can elevate any outfit. But what if, instead of wearing shiny, reflective accessories, you were your own source of light? Patrick Cassidy is a Washington-based crafter and owner of LaserWoodLights, where he offers laser-cut wood items that glow from within.
If you can't afford a ticket to Paris, LEGO can help bring the City of Lights to you with its...
French company Seabike has developed a device that acts as an underwater bicycle, helping swimmers and divers move underwater at...
If you're currently an adult, there is a good chance you have nostalgic feelings about the radio. Maybe it was the way you discovered your favorite songs, or remember a loved one listening to it at home or in the car. And while the way we enjoy music nowadays has vastly changed, the humble radio still has a place in our hearts.
Over the years, artists have become experts at designing little worlds that are contained within everyday objects.
Getting engaged is a major milestone, and engagement rings can be wearable works of art.
The iconic LEGO company is planning to launch some new space-themed sets later this month. While they will be releasing a little too late for “May the Fourth” (aka Star Wars Day) and neither set has to do with the Star Wars franchise, that doesn't mean that the designs aren't out of this world.
In the nearly 70 years since his death, Frank Lloyd Wright‘s architecture has continued to inspire.
Fashion lovers rejoiced as the 2024 Met Gala got underway.
Nature is truly an inspiring force. Organic elements, from leaves to rocks, have long stimulated and influenced artists. Now, a team of Japanese creatives have found inspiration in the humble puddle. Tokyo-based design studio YOY created a project aptly titled Puddle that features a series of unique flower vessels. Each design creates the illusion of a bloom growing out of a crystal-clear splash on the ground.
The Death Star may be best known for blowing up Alderaan in Star Wars, but now it also does a...
Wearable art is equal parts fashionable and functional, bringing together the aesthetic eye and purposeful planning of artists and designers.
