A West Vancouver Home Appears to Float Among the Trees
Openspace Architecture uses glass, concrete and finely detailed timber to make a coastal home feel suspended among its surrounding trees.
A house poised between forest and sea
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Elizabeth Saloka paints groceries and gadgets onto rocks – yep, rocks
Elizabeth Saloka turns found stones into familiar groceries and everyday objects, letting each rock’s shape guide the illusion.
That grocery item is a painted rock
NASA’s SPHEREx Telescope Sees Menagerie of Brown Dwarfs
SPHEREx is revealing a chemically varied population of dim worlds that sit between stars and planets.
Meet the galaxy’s dim, cloud-wrapped wanderers.
Danny Ische draws pixels, cross-stitch and paperclips – all with a trusty pencil
Danny Ische makes pencil drawings impersonate pixelated images, embroidery and paperclips, inviting a second look at how each illusion works.
Those pixels were drawn by hand
How upcycling is saving our stuff from landfill, and changing the way we see waste.
Vintage neckties and hosiery-production remnants become expressive clothing in a new feature on material-led fashion design.
Old ties, an entirely new outfit
The moon hides Jupiter in spectacular photographs of October's lunar occultation
Photographers captured Jupiter disappearing behind the moon and returning beside its shadowed edge.
A giant planet slips behind a lunar crescent.
Lakshya Bhargava on finding home, memory and meaning in the act of painting
Lakshya Bhargava paints the people and rooms that feel like home in an imagined orange glow, turning familiar moments into quietly luminous scenes.
Everyday memories, washed in orange
Meet the Artist: Robbie Jones a.k.a. @TinyAssProps
Robbie Jones recreates watches from film and television at action-figure scale, combining detailed 3D modeling with miniature painting and assembly.
Movie watches small enough for a fingertip
Fighting Drought in Texas Cotton Country
Satellite views and field photographs show why Texas cotton farmers are working with NASA scientists on water-saving decisions.
A year of change becomes visible from orbit.
Glassmaker Lulu Harrison and ‘the spirit of innovation that drives craft forward’
Lulu Harrison’s glassmaking experiments with local and waste materials earn a new craft award, spotlighting richly textured vessels and traditional techniques.
Waste materials become luminous glass
‘Head Trip’ EDM Festival Is Descending on the Coachella Valley for One Time Only
A sci-fi stage preview imagines a glowing disc above the crowd before Head Trip brings electronic music to the Coachella Valley.
A spaceship-shaped stage lands in the desert
Solar Orbiter tracks origin of mysterious magnetic switchbacks
Solar Orbiter traces a kink in the solar wind back to the Sun, helping connect two explanations for how these magnetic switchbacks evolve.
Following a magnetic kink home to the Sun
Manuel Bano shows metal’s softer side at PAD London this year
Manuel Bano turns steel and recycled copper into sculptural lamps, furniture and mirrors shaped by Mexican craft traditions.
Cold metal, warm character
Polly And Nacho Find Their Happy Ending Together In New Jersey Thanks To Tabby’s Place Sanctuary
Two blind cats rescued separately in Lebanon have found the same New Jersey family, with adoptions exactly a year apart.
Two journeys, one forever home
Pull Up to 7-Eleven in Forza Horizon 6
Forza Horizon 6 adds a Japanese convenience-store car meet, buildable konbini props and a playful set of branded in-game collectibles.
A convenience-store stop becomes a car meet
Freitag’s ‘Reference’ collection transforms tarpaulins into upmarket bags for every occasion
Freitag’s renewed Reference bags give used truck tarpaulins precise silhouettes, understated colours and matching repair kits.
A truck tarp’s next life
Devil’s Food Cake
A fresh devil’s food cake recipe follows chocolate batter through baking to tall layers finished with buttercream.
From a bowl of batter to two chocolate layers
Sony’s Omnidirectional Mic Captures Spatial Audio Into Your Smartphone
Sony’s ECM-AX10 puts a spherical microphone beside a smartphone to capture the surrounding sound of performances, travel and everyday scenes.
Capture the sound around the shot
Midcentury interiors and Victorian charm come together in this north London house
Two Kentish Town flats reunite as a light-filled home that pairs Victorian details with midcentury furniture.
Two flats become one inviting home
66 Brilliant Wooden Creations That Turn Simple Materials Into Seriously Impressive Designs
A new woodworking roundup finds surprising shapes in familiar objects, from a giant clothespin table to a knotted grandfather clock.
What if your table were a giant clothespin?
JAGUAR TYPE 01: A NEW ERA BEGINS
Jaguar reveals a low-slung electric four-door GT whose dramatic bodywork and full-length cabin spine divide the interior into four individual spaces.
Four seats around one dramatic spine
Immersive, layered and abstract, William Goldsmith’s comics explore memory and “the strange patterns that shape it”
William Goldsmith layers colour, repetition and travel memories into playful comics that make recollection feel wonderfully unstable.
Memories spill beyond the panels
Large-Scale Paintings of Wide-Eyed Women Explore the Tension Between Inner and Outer Worlds [Interview]
Tania Marmolejo explains how contemplative sculptures and an animation background became monumental paintings with searching, wide-eyed faces.
These painted faces are taller than their maker
Brain-sensing headphones know when your focus starts to drift
Neurable’s new headphones weave EEG sensors into their ear pads and pair them with an app designed to track changes in focus and fatigue.
Headphones with sensors in the cushions
Mucho reaches beyond Silicon Valley with the branding for Biotic, the organisation behind breakthrough biology
Mucho builds Biotic’s visual identity from a single dot, expanding it into intricate monochrome patterns across print and digital designs.
One dot, a world of patterns
Simple Thai Yellow Chicken Pumpkin Curry.
Pumpkin purée gives this Thai-inspired chicken curry a creamy autumn twist, with pomegranate rice adding a bright finish.
Pumpkin goes savory in one colorful pot.
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection Heading to XBOX on PC November 18
Capcom’s illustrated anniversary update pairs a new Xbox PC release date with a tour of the series’ monster-filled worlds.
A decade of riding with monsters.
Sam Nicklin turns eBay finds into small, funny worlds
Vintage toys and everyday finds become sharply staged visual jokes in Sam Nicklin’s colorful still-life photography.
A handbag gets its own miniature lifting jack.
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars Bring “All The Feelings” to Ottawa’s TD Place
A new Ottawa concert gallery captures the collaborations and singalongs that brought three Canadian indie bands together.
Three bands, one shared musical memory.
Photographer Captures the Milky Way Over Manhattan, Despite the Light Pollution
Jason Kurth reveals how a compact infrared rig brought the Milky Way into view above Manhattan’s bright skyline.
The stars were there all along.
Tamura Ikuho on skipping agency work and diving straight into freelance graphic design
Tamura Ikuho connects vivid music artwork, printed packaging and experimental motion through a hands-on, independent design practice.
One creative practice stretches from cassette sleeves to strange digital creatures.
The Vogue Arabia Ball 2026 Beauty Gallery: Hair and Makeup to Inspire Your Ball Look
Jewelled hair, vivid eye details and rich lips turn this evening-beauty gallery into a set of striking styling ideas.
A single detail can transform an evening look.
Scientists Discovered 57 Species In a South Atlantic Submarine Canyon
A new report introduces extraordinary deep-sea creatures identified from Argentina’s Mar del Plata Canyon samples.
Meet a translucent, horned sea cucumber.
Move over, Lego: these historical construction kits are waiting to be discovered
A Vienna exhibition revisits overlooked construction toys through miniature buildings, unusual materials and opportunities to play.
Before familiar plastic bricks, miniature architecture took many different forms.
Monumental Sculptures by Sharif Bey Meditate on Identity and Objecthood in ‘Homecoming’
Sharif Bey combines sculpted faces, oversized beads and found metal in a Pittsburgh exhibition exploring identity and heritage.
Clay, chains and beads become imposing portraits.
Spiral solar tower promises near-continuous power for Moon bases
Blue Origin’s proposed lunar power system unfurls tall solar panels to catch low-angle sunlight above the Moon’s surface.
A solar tower built for the Moon.
Mount Street Neighbourhood Arts Festival is back. Here is what you need to know
Miles Aldridge’s orange-backed portrait studio joins performances and creative gatherings at Mayfair’s returning arts festival.
A fifteen-minute sitting becomes a one-off Polaroid.
This Restaurant in Mexico Makes Art and Architecture Key Elements of the Culinary Experience [Interview]
Chef Juan Ramón Cárdenas explains how Don Artemio connects Saltillo’s food, architecture and craft in one dining experience.
A restaurant tells its region’s story.
THE RISK PERSPECTIVE: How F1 drivers, engineers and strategists tackle the Singapore Grand Prix
Formula 1 explores how tight corners, pit-stop timing and 2026 overtaking tools could shape the Singapore weekend.
Singapore makes every strategic choice count.
A Luxurious Spa by Liaigre Completes Hôtel Costes in Paris
Liaigre gives Hôtel Costes a richly textured underground retreat, pairing warm wood and stone with dramatic stairways and a long pool.
A twin staircase sets the mood before the pool comes into view.
23 Cute Creatures Crafted By This Artist Entirely From Leftover Yarn, Each One Uniquely Charming
Leftover yarn becomes a cheerful cast of mismatched owls, cats and other crochet creatures.
Every yarn scrap gets a personality
Mars’s oddest cloud may be even odder than we thought
New simulations suggest an unusual ice-forming process could explain the enormous cloud that repeatedly stretches from a Martian volcano.
A giant Martian cloud challenges familiar physics.
Three Barns is a Sun Valley home that appears to move with its landscape
Three timber-clad wings follow an Idaho hillside, with glass links turning the walk between rooms into a view of the meadow.
One Idaho home, three barn-shaped peaks
Maple Dijon Chicken Cobbler with Cheddar Biscuits.
Maple-Dijon chicken stew gets a golden cheddar-biscuit topping in this autumn skillet dinner.
A cozy stew under cheddar biscuits
Phoenix Cyclops joins MARVEL Tōkon: Fighting Souls on November 2
Phoenix Cyclops brings fiery transformations and familiar costume options to Marvel’s team fighter in a newly revealed November DLC update.
Cyclops brings the Phoenix Force to the fight.
Mallorcan artist Adriana Meunié tells us why she doesn't believe in easy beauty
Adriana Meunié turns Mallorcan grasses and fibres into shaggy tapestries that bring a little untamed landscape indoors.
A field, woven for the wall
Goddess Braids Might Be the Most Divine Take on Knotless Braids Yet
Curl-accented plaits offer a versatile hairstyle with room for different lengths and finishes.
Braids with a curl-filled finish
Fireworks, special helmets and superstar concerts – How Singapore changed F1 as the sport's first night race
A new Formula 1 retrospective traces how illuminated helmets, fireworks and concerts made Singapore’s night race a spectacle beyond the track.
When Formula 1 learned to race after dark.
Back to the '90s: Edward Enninful and Juergen Teller remember the decade's freedom, chaos and creativity
Edward Enninful and Juergen Teller revisit the friendships and experiments behind 1990s British image-making as Tate prepares a cross-disciplinary exhibition.
The friendships behind a decade’s look
Gallery: Lamb of God Bring the Heavy to Melbourne’s John Cain Arena
Lamb of God’s Melbourne show comes alive through high-energy concert photographs from a three-band metal bill.
One stage, a room full of metal energy
These headphones look ordinary – until you twist them into a speaker
TDM’s Neo headphones twist into a compact speaker, turning one wearable into a way to share music with the room.
One twist changes who hears the music.
Perfection, begone! Laura Pappa and Tüpokompanii’s new typeface is all about letting yourself be bad at something
A loose revival of a 1907 typeface becomes Vee, paired with a bright specimen book that makes room for crooked drawings and happy mistakes.
A typeface with room for mistakes
Eddie and Gizmo Prove Special Needs Dogs Deserve Love
Evan’s adopted dogs Eddie and Gizmo find a home shaped around patience, routine and affection.
A home with room for second chances
Folding multitool distinguishes itself with unique set of skills
A folding titanium ruler combines measuring, marking and small-tool functions in a new crowdfunding design aimed at makers.
A pocket ruler opens into a miniature toolkit.
Sergio Membrillas on treading the path between two disciplines and taking yourself seriously as an art director
Sergio Membrillas brings his illustrated characters into festival posters and brand identities while explaining the overlap between drawing and art direction.
Illustration escapes into the whole identity
This Kitten’s Unusual Features Made People Curious But His Personality Is What Stands Out Even More
A new owner interview introduces Herbie, a playful rescue kitten whose unusual features are only part of his story.
Meet the kitten who plays fetch and keeps his toys close.
Video: Dexterous robot hand learns the delicate art of silk embroidery
A robotic hand tackles needles and delicate silk after lessons from a Suzhou embroidery master.
A robot hand threads the needle.
Amok Island’s Geometric Murals Teem with Vibrant Local Flora and Fauna
Amok Island turns community walls and industrial structures into bold portraits of the wildlife living nearby.
Local wildlife gets a building-sized spotlight.
Cheesy Stuffed Hokkaido Pumpkin
This autumn recipe roasts Camembert inside a Hokkaido pumpkin alongside potatoes and garlic for a scoopable centerpiece.
The pumpkin is the cheese bowl.
200-year mobile tiny vise locks in with surgical precision
Metmo’s new locking tweezers use opposing jaws to steady tiny components for painting, polishing and other delicate work.
Tiny parts get a steadier grip.