There’s something beautifully rebellious about taking the skeleton of a building and turning it into something you’d actually want in your home. That’s exactly what designer Marquel Williams has done with his Beams collection, a furniture series that proves industrial components can have serious aesthetic game.
February finds us in that strange liminal space where the hype of CES has barely settled and the actual products are just starting to trickle into reality. This year brought us plenty of vaporware wrapped in ambitious promises, but these five gadgets represent something different. They solve real problems with clever engineering and genuinely fresh thinking.
You know that dusty tape dispenser sitting on your desk right now? The one with the wobbly base and serrated blade that’s dull as a butter knife? Yeah, TRUSCO looked at those sad excuses for office supplies and decided there had to be a better way.
There’s something poetic about turning your worst problem into your best solution. That’s exactly what’s happening at Delhi’s Sunder Nursery, where a stunning new pavilion is literally made from one of India’s most hated plants.
