Industrial

In an age where smartphones demand our constant attention, The Light Phone offers something radical: less. It’s not here to impress you. It’s here to help you leave your phone behind — while still staying reachable.

“Good design is innovative… and thorough down to the last detail.” — Dieter Rams DJI, a brand synonymous with aerial innovation, has shifted gears—this time focusing on something grounded yet equally impactful: power. The DJI Power 2000  is not just a portable energy station; it’s a modular, high-performance power ecosystem  designed for off-grid creatives, mobile workstations, emergency response, and modern nomads. In a world defined by movement and uncertainty, this is what

In an era obsessed with speed and utility, the Dream View Chair slows time down. Designed by Lise Vester for Muuto, this reflective stainless steel bench isn’t just for sitting—it’s an invitation to look up.

In a world of increasingly indistinguishable devices, Nothing continues to resist conformity. With the Phone (3), the brand once again places intentional industrial design at the centre of the conversation—not as an aesthetic afterthought, but as a foundational idea. This is not an upgrade. It’s a refinement.A clearer form. A smarter interface. A phone that looks at you when you look at it.

Weighing just 240g and compact enough to slip into your pocket, the X Half invites a slower, more intentional style of digital photography. Its new 2-in-1 mode lets you blend two photos or video clips into a single artistic composition, while the Film Camera Mode mimics the analog experience complete with a frame advance lever and no instant preview, requiring "development" through the companion app. Featuring a fixed 32mm f/2.8 lens and a 1-inch sensor, it delivers crisp, de