Make Something Wonderful
A review of the physical and digital editions of Make Something Wonderful, a book dedicated to the words of Steve Jobs.
A review of the physical and digital editions of Make Something Wonderful, a book dedicated to the words of Steve Jobs.
Three books that have helped me better understand MUJI, one of very few brands that has had a lasting impact on my life.
Here’s a little preview of Marcin Wichary’s long-awaited book, Shift Happens.
Fort Worth, Texas is an underrated arts and architecture destination.
This is the story of how the Xbox became a design icon worthy of museum collections.
These three books have helped me understand in words what was previously just a feeling — why I love Leica cameras.
We always hear about Dieter Rams, but there were many others involved in Braun’s iconic designs.
Eight years later, the Leica T is still a fantastic camera and good value at that.
I’m happy to announce the most significant set of improvements to this website since I started it in 2016.
Mode Design’s SixtyFive is one of the best mechanical keyboards I’ve ever used. These are my thoughts after having it in the studio for a few months.
The final part of my first journey to Japan and how it changed my life.
As I explored the art and transportation of Japan, I started to rethink my life.
Part one of three about a trip to Japan and how it transformed my life.
Apple’s latest watch face has a surprising history related to the invention of time zones.
Richard Sapper may not be a household name, but he’s on the same level of greats like Dieter Rams and Jonathan Ive.
What are the principles underlying the ideal desk setup? How do we balance great design with modern technology?
Did you know that several Apple Watch faces are digital reinterpretations of iconic real-life watches?
I got a chance to ask accomplished icon designer Louie Mantia about his newest project, a set of Hanafuda playing cards.
System Preferences may not be the most exciting part of the Mac, but it holds some secrets and fun easter eggs.
We want to learn from others’ work, but how exactly should we do that?