Articles

  • 1 week ago | wallpaper.com | Josh Sims

    'I’m getting older and I want to have an interesting life, says 66-year-old industrial designer Ross Lovegrove. 'I want to be engaged in really contemporary, of-the-moment things, like space and AI.'It’s why Lovegrove was particularly excited recently to be invited to collaborate, for charity, with the Polaris Dawn space project on a reworking of his 'Go' chair for Bernhardt, this time repurposing shockwave data from the SpaceX mission launch to create a seat-pad pattern.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Josh Sims

    Stop wasting time with the wrong ChatGPT model — here's how to choose the right oneOpenAI has released an array of ChatGPT models since the chatbot first launched, each with different names, capabilities, and use cases. What started …

  • 1 month ago | wallpaper.com | Josh Sims

    When Patek Philippe launched its Cubitus two years ago, there were many concerned with its distinctive shape: depending on who you asked, it was too square, or maybe not square enough. 'The entire point of the watch is to have a recognisable case shape,' one Reddit user noted – that, after all, is a key factor in what makes a watch iconic, at least eventually.

  • 2 months ago | wallpaper.com | Josh Sims

    The Oscars’ red carpet may be an opportunity for celebrities to deliberately push style boundaries – if only for the publicity that follows – but the recent awards ceremony confirmed what looks to be a paradigm shift in the watch industry.

  • 2 months ago | wallpaper.com | Josh Sims

    ‘We always feel a bit like the new kinds on the block, but we like that,’ says Vasco Buonpensiere, the co-founder and CEO of Ancona, Italy-based yacht builder Cantiere delle Marche, founded just 15 years ago in a market that privileges long heritage.