If you're a cat-lover, then Dry Studio's new Petbrick 65 mechanical keyboard, complete with a furry frame, might be the keyboard for you.
Taras Yoom’s Cyber Zombie collection is anything but ordinary with its buildable jewelry inspired by sci-fi and Frankenstein.
The Apollo Instruments DSKY Moonwatch harkens back to an era of American innovation, miniaturizing a computer that played a key role in every Apollo launch.
Monogram reinterprets the all-new Lexus GX SUV into the ultimate tailgating experience - the Monogram GX – complete with an electric pizza oven, ice maker, wine bar, and serving station.
Fashion and technology come together in the form of a 70s-inspired leather jacket by Coperni x Transparent that has to be heard to be believed.
Scott Yu-Jan combines his Mac Studio with an iPad Mini using a 3D-printed case to make a miniature – but considerably more powerful – Macintosh desktop computer.
A Tesla-designed cardboard cat bed, a ravioli-shaped pool float, and a couch in an envelope are just some of the wild designs from this year. Check out the top 10!
The British tech maker is always up to something rather than its Nothing namesake, exploring 70s factory floor outfits in transparent fashion.
A prime example in the reductive study of the "less is more" ideology, meet the unexpected Snow Fence Chair + the Foldont Chair.
The Puffer Bag isn't just a bag – it's a statement piece, a conversation starter, and a tribute to the timeless winter coat staple.
The Coperni CD-PLAYER Swipe Bag is a fully functional USB-C powered compact disc player that puts a literal spin on the Y2K resurgence.
A home theater project that defies conventional design norms with an undulating landscape of comfy seating for an immersive cinematic experience.
The next time you're lounging by the pool, picture yourself drifting on a sea of pasta-shaped inflatables, each one "Emoji-fied" for maximum fun.
The purple tubes of Taras Yoom's quirky Dif Lamp are inspired by the vascular system, with the light pink orbs resembling its passengers – blood cells.
In an unexpected move, Tesla has released the Cybertruck ahead of schedule... but only for cats and constructed of cardboard.