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In a bold declaration of intent, Bentley Motors has officially unveiled the EXP 15 , its most ambitious vision of grand touring in a fully electric world. Described as a "spiritual successor to the EXP 100 GT," the EXP 15 is not just a concept—it is Bentley’s first step into a design-forward, electric-first future rooted in the heritage of British luxury. Set against the backdrop of Bentley’s 105th anniversary, the EXP 15 arrives as a celebration of the brand’s design mastery

The Musée du Louvre, the world’s most visited museum, has opened an international architectural competition to reimagine two of its most critical spaces: a new entrance on its eastern façade and a redesigned gallery for Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa . The announcement, made on June 27, comes amid mounting tension within the institution and public backlash over accessibility and upkeep. This ambitious initiative is part of the Louvre’s €400 million, five-year renovation plan—w

Mobilize, the Renault Group brand reimagining mobility, has joined forces with TheArsenale, the global design and mobility platform, to unveil an exclusive limited edition of the Mobilize Duo. This groundbreaking collaboration blends technological innovation with radical design, offering a new perspective on how we move through cities. Launch Location & Significance Unveiled in Monaco at TheArsenale’s first European showroom—a visionary space between the sea and innovation—th

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In a world full of tools claiming to reinvent design, Vizcom actually does something meaningful it gets out of the way. Designed for industrial, automotive, and product designers, Vizcom turns rough sketches into high-quality renders in seconds. No clunky steps. No visual noise. Just clear, focused design flow.

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

The Ferrari Amalfi is not just a new model. It’s a reinterpretation of the front-mid-engine 2+ coupé—a masterful blend of performance, emotion, and modern usability. Replacing the Ferrari Roma, the Amalfi doesn’t aim to break traditions; it evolves them—delivering 640 cv of turbocharged power, a design language rooted in clarity, and interior intelligence crafted for real-world driving.

Land Rover has reimagined its most extreme 4x4—not by adding more noise, but by taking things away. The Defender OCTA Black is a statement in subtraction: fewer colors, more presence, and no compromise on capability.

Mazda’s first fully electric sedan for Europe doesn’t scream innovation. It doesn’t need to. The Mazda6e moves with a quiet confidence — designed not just to impress, but to endure. A five-door hatchback wrapped in the silhouette of a coupé, the Mazda6e isn’t here to chase EV trends. It’s here to refine what a driver's car should feel like in an electrified era.