A concept design envisioning a collaboration between the French luxury brand Hermès and the Italian coffee brand Bialetti is garnering attention online. The Hermès x Bialetti Moka Pot Set, unveiled by designer Jane Morelli, is not an actual product yet is drawing notice for its exquisite form and compelling storytelling. This concept was conceived to commemorate the Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac. As a brand that originated from a saddle and harness workshop, the horse has always been central to Hermès' identity. The carriage logo [… ]
Lidl has unveiled 'The Trolley Bag,' a limited-edition handbag created in collaboration with Nik Bentel Studio. Inspired by the everyday supermarket shopping cart, this product is characterized by its reinterpretation of the most functional object into a fashion item. The Trolley Bag is crafted from highly durable stainless steel. Its industrial metallic texture and structure directly evoke the physical properties of a shopping cart while simultaneously emphasizing its sculptural presence. On the top, a shopping cart [… ]
Titaner, a titanium tool brand, is heralding the revival of analog calculating tools with the release of a ring ruler featuring a magnetic click mechanism. Named the T-Solver, it has been introduced as a three-function product that combines slide rule logic with a ring ruler that measures curves and straight lines by rolling. The T-Solver defines a full rotation as 10 centimeters when rolling the ring and provides tactile and auditory clicks at regular intervals. Users can [… ] display the value calculated by multiplying the number of clicks by 10 and [… ] on the display screen.
Rimowa has unveiled a gift kit themed around the Year of the Horse for the 2026 Lunar New Year season. Produced by the Beijing-based creative studio 2×4 Beijing, the kit's core design combines traditional symbolism with tactile experiences. The kit's first impression begins with the Hongbao. The envelope features illustrations centered on the symbolism of the Year of the Horse, accompanied by watercolor-textured artwork. Going beyond simple printed materials, the envelope incorporates interactive elements that allow the user to touch and [… ]
Seiko has unveiled a new watch equipped with a metronome function for 2026. The most notable model in this launch is the Metronome Watch Edition, created in collaboration with Fragment Design, led by Japanese designer Satoshi Fujiwara. It is being praised as a product that combines street style sensibility with Seiko's technical expertise, which has been honed over the production of traditional musical metronomes. This new product is a Fragment Edition based on the existing Seiko Metronome Watch, combining a minimalist design with a unique beat function. The new product features a range of 40–300 BPM [… ]
A concept for a portable mini keyboard that allows you to instantly translate inspiration into music while on the go has been unveiled. Proposed by emerging Korean designer Jang Woo-jin, Everglow is a handle-type instrument small enough to fit in a bag, positioned as a musical sketchbook for musicians. It originated from the awareness that smartphone memos or voice recordings alone cannot fully capture the nuances of expression in situations where melodies and lyrics come to mind unexpectedly, such as while showering or right before falling asleep. Everglow is one [… ]
Italian fashion brand Diesel has brought back wired earphones. Unveiling the 60458 Wired Earbuds, Diesel puts the experience of plugging them in and using them immediately without a battery at the forefront. The product emphasizes Diesel's signature industrial aesthetic. It features a silver-toned finish with metallic accents. The Verge reported that the cable combines chain-like elements with charm decorations. The decorative materials are introduced as an aluminum and zinc alloy. The key point is that it is designed to look like a fashion accessory. [… ]
Nintendo is distributing Virtual Boy – Nintendo Classics. The Virtual Boy is a stereoscopic video game console released by Nintendo in 1995. It features a design where the console is placed on a stand and viewed through a goggle-like viewfinder, creating a sense of depth by displaying different images to the left and right eyes. The screen was primarily a solid red color scheme, which established the device's identity, but there were also reported cases of players complaining of fatigue during prolonged gameplay. Although the experimental nature of the attempt garnered attention at the time of its release, the market [… ]
Ferrari has unveiled the interior and interface of its first all-electric vehicle, the Luce. Luce means "light" in Italian, and the company has officially adopted the new name, replacing its previously known development name, Elettrica. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna explained that the name was changed to focus on the "Ferrari-ness" experience rather than electrification itself. The full exterior reveal is scheduled for May 2026. The interior design was handled by LoveFrom, led by former Apple chief designer Jony Ive and Marc Newson. […]
Google has unveiled an installation that reinterprets arcade games in a new way to expand its engagement with the artificial intelligence research community. The project is named Conway's Arcade. Unveiled at Neurolips 2025, this installation is designed not to simply replicate classic games, but to transform the calculation rules themselves into a form of play, allowing visitors to directly touch, input, and observe the reactions. Conway's Arcade translates the concept of cellular automata, known as John Conway's Game of Life, into a hardware experience. […]
Canon is introducing a limited edition model of its most popular compact camera, the 'PowerShot G7 X Mark III,' to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the PowerShot series. On the 4th (local time), Canon announced that the PowerShot G7 X Mark III 30th Anniversary Edition will be released this coming April. This limited edition was planned to mark 30 years since the PowerShot series was first introduced in July 1996. The PowerShot 600 released at that time used a PC card as SD cards had not yet been invented, and had 570,000 pixels (1 megapixel […]
Rendering images of Sony's next-generation premium wireless noise-canceling earphones, the WF-1000XM6, have been leaked, confirming design changes. Sony's new flagship wireless earphones signal a generational shift by adopting an appearance distinctly different from the existing series. According to the leaked renderings, the WF-1000XM6 departs from the conventional round shape and adopts a design closer to a pill. Three grille-shaped holes are visible on the exterior of the earbuds, some of which will be utilized for external microphones [… ]
