Now, imagine bringing that same thoughtful, modular approach to one of the most notoriously cramped dining experiences: airplane meals. That's exactly what BKID co has done with their System Tray design, and honestly, it's one of those ideas that makes you wonder why we didn't think of this sooner. The project takes the organizational genius behind Korean side dish service and reimagines it for the narrow, tray-table constrained world of in-flight dining.
"Our vision is to bring together the latest technology with fun, thoughtful design to create small EVs that inspire people to adopt these more efficient modes," says Chris Yu, President of ALSO. "This launch has been years in the making and it is just the beginning of a broader platform we are building that we believe will catalyze adoption globally."
Hidden beneath the Mix's ear cup cushions are a pair of 40mm "hyper-efficient Graphene drivers" and a couple of other surprises. Removing the cushion on one side reveals a removable panel for swapping out the Mix's battery, while the other side hides a storage spot for a USB-C wireless transmitter. The Mix headphones can connect to audio sources using a USB-C cable or wirelessly over Bluetooth 5.3 with support for the SBC and AAC codecs.
This is the Orgdot N200 Bluetooth desktop speaker that bears a tell-tale industrial design influence and a pinch of steampunk vibe. Designed by Shu Zhang and his team, the wireless speaker is mindful of the design sense of modern users. The primary motive is to create a relaxing and immersive atmosphere for the user, while keeping the practical functionality intact.
The design itself is striking. That bold coral-orange body with black cooking surfaces isn't trying to blend into your kitchen. It wants to be seen, and frankly, it's earned the right. The form flows in this organic, almost architectural way, with a raised section on the left housing the griddle and sandwich maker, while the right side keeps the toaster and waffle maker ready for action. It's like someone finally asked, "What if kitchen appliances were actually cool?"
Here's the thing about Peak Saunas: they've managed to pack every feature you'd expect to pay thousands extra for into sleek, minimalist designs that actually fit in modern homes. We're talking medical-grade red light therapy, WiFi app control, oxygen ionizers, and upgraded Bluetooth speakers, all included as standard. Most premium brands would nickel and dime you for these add-ons, but Peak just builds them in from the start.
The RITFIT GATOR 3-Section Adjustable Weight Bench is designed for those who want more from their workouts and their space without compromising on either front or settling for less. It's a bench that grows with you as your fitness journey progresses, adapts to your changing goals seamlessly across different training phases, and looks as good as it performs in any environment you place it. The modular design makes it work for beginners and serious athletes alike.
If you've ever watched your dog or cat leap onto the bed or sofa with reckless abandon, you know the mix of pride and worry that comes with it every single time they make that jump. Pets love being close to their humans and feel safest at elevated heights, but those jumps can put a lot of strain on their joints, especially as they age or if they're recovering from injury or surgery.
Designed in collaboration with Australia's bangdesign studio, Plantable isn't just another furniture line trying to jump on the biophilic bandwagon. This collection was born from a beautifully simple idea: what if we could seamlessly blend people, tables, and plants together to create more productive, happier spaces? Designer: SurfaceWorks The genius lies in the execution. Instead of forcing you to choose between functionality and greenery, Plantable gives you both.
When two design powerhouses come together, the results can be truly transformative. The new Muratto x Momentum collection is a testament to the power of creative collaboration, merging the expertise of Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering with the innovative approach of Muratto. This partnership has produced a collection that is not only visually stunning but also deeply rooted in sustainability and natural inspiration, making it a standout choice for anyone looking to elevate their interiors with a conscience.
At Baoshan No. 2 Central Primary in , OLA Shanghai collaborated with China and to create a playground that integrates movement and creativity. The design takes inspiration from the form and logic of a simple 2×3 LEGO brick, translating its modularity into spatial and athletic functions. Developed as part of NIKE's Move to Zero initiative, the project aims to merge the concepts of play and physical activity.
The Softshell is constructed from a timber frame clad in canvas panels, its sharply pitched form recalling a familiar A-frame cabin. The canvas outer is made from a cotton-polyester blend, and comes in khaki, dark green, or navy colorways. Inside, the modular, hybrid structure offers a kitchenette, bathroom, window, and sitting area, while the verticality of the frame makes space for a hammock-like sleeping loft suspended in netting.
Cars have evolved far beyond simple transportation, becoming mobile offices, entertainment centers, and quiet retreats from the chaos of daily life. Yet most automotive interiors remain frustratingly static, designed around assumptions about how everyone should use their vehicle rather than adapting to individual needs and preferences. Fengrui Wang's Xiaomi Flowing Oasis concept, developed as a thesis project at TU Delft, takes a radically different approach by reimagining the car interior as a modular, user-customizable sanctuary.
If your Laravel controllers are becoming hard to manage, filled with database queries and business logic, then it's time to upgrade your architecture. In this article, you'll learn how to implement the Repository Pattern in Laravel - with a real-world folder structure and lifecycle explanation using an Order module example.
21st Europe, a Copenhagen-based think tank founded by former SPACE10 creative director Kaave Pour, has introduced its second major blueprint, Continent of Play. Developed in collaboration with design and architecture studio Spacon, the proposal reimagines playgrounds as vital civic infrastructure, positioning them alongside museums, transport hubs, and energy grids as defining spaces for Europe's future. The blueprint follows 21st Europe's inaugural project Starline, a design-led vision for a pan-European high-speed rail system.
In the quaint village of Khandiya in Gujarat's Panchmahal district, a new house stands rooted in land, memory, and the promise of change. Sloped tiled roofs, thick lime-plastered walls, earthen floors, and shaded plinths suggest a familiar rural home. Yet this dwelling is a deliberate architectural propositionchallenging the binary of tradition versus progress. Could rural architecture evolve rather than be abandoned? Could modular design bridge the widening gap between India's transitioning rural communities and the housing being built for them?
