The Lexon x Jeff Koons Collaboration Makes Functional Art Worthy to Adorn Your Living Room
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PITAKA Asked the World to Design Its Aramid Phone Cases. Here Are Some of the Best Entries So Far
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5 Camp Cookware Pieces Designed So Well They Make You Rethink Why You Have a Kitchen
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A Hay Rake Inspired This Surprisingly Beautiful Entryway Piece
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Most of the furniture we buy tells no story. It comes flat-packed, gets assembled on a Saturday afternoon, and does its job quietly in the corner. We don’t think much about where it came from, what it references, or what it means. And then a piece like Restel comes along and completely reframes what furniture is even supposed to do.
Dreame’s Pet-Friendly Air Purifier Collects Fur Before It Clogs Your Filters
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This $599 ‘Swiss-Army’ Android Tablet Has a Built-In Projector, Night Vision, and a Laser Rangefinder
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 04/30/2026 - 19:45HONOR 600 Review: Looks Premium, Lasts all day, and Doesn’t Cost a Fortune
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PROS:
- Beautiful, minimalist design
- Gorgeous screen with narrow bezels
402-HP Morgan Supersport 400 is a handcrafted retro roadster with modern muscle
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 04/30/2026 - 15:20This Zigzagging Wooden Bookshelf Doesn’t Care How Tall You Are
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The Smartest Heater Has No App, No Screen, Just Bricks
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Most of the time, when we talk about innovation in home appliances, we mean sleeker apps, voice control, or some kind of sensor that automatically adjusts to your preferences. Eliot Andrault went in the complete opposite direction, and I think he was right to do it.