Technology

With a brightness rating of 50,000 lumens, Brighter ranks as the world's brightest floor lamp, a light source aimed at those suffering from seasonal affective disorder.

Wilson released just 200 of these $2,500 3D-printed basketballs designed to bounce, shoot, and feel like a traditional basketball.

Ambient godfather Brian Eno's followup of LED illuminated turntables are just as much about shaping light as they are playing back sound.

The Chrysler Halcyon Concept is a lithium-sulfur battery powered, fully autonomous roadster built with the remnants of your CD collection.

Mill is an odorless kitchen bin that automatically recycles food scraps into clean, dry grounds for a second chance at life.

Northern Lights LUXOR stands out from other seasonal affective disorder treatment lighting with a design that glows with modernity.

Former drone engineers design the AirLight Pro hair dryer that promises to dry hair faster while keeping strands smoother and more hydrated.

The Matic AI-powered robot vac sucks up dust and clean up spills, all without sharing an iota of personal data in the process.

Kustem's new Trolley OLED TV rolls into living rooms with pegboard storage, cord hiding cabinetry, and an integrated media shelf.

California-based home audio furniture brand Wrensilva's mid-century audio consoles can now be customized in finishes previously available only to the interior design trade.

Designer and filmmaker Denis Agarkov's all-aluminum, architecturally-inspired mechanical keyboard is literally one sharp design.

Samsung and Marimekko announce a collection of 40 iconic Marimekko prints to bring a splash of Finnish design onto the walls via The Frame TV.