
Vincent Nguyen
Editor-in-Chief at Yanko Design
Editor-in-Chief @yankodesign
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3 days ago |
yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen
Forget sync apps and smart displays. This 3D-printed perpetual calendar clock keeps perfect time until March 2100—with no help, no updates, and no nonsense. A quartz-powered mechanical marvel, it wears its gear-driven logic on its face, literally. The skeleton design reveals the intricate dance of gears and mechanisms that most clocks keep hidden behind closed doors.
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3 days ago |
yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen
When you first see this house, it commands immediate attention. Its vertical profile and fractured geometry challenge conventional home design. Perched atop Caddo Peak, the highest point in Johnson County, the residence offers sweeping views and a profound sense of seclusion. It embodies daring architecture that blends organic inspiration with meticulous craftsmanship.
Available Now: Hisense U8QG MiniLED QLED Series — The Visual Focal Point of Your Home - Yanko Design
6 days ago |
yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen
Hisense has introduced the U8QG series of large-format MiniLED QLED TVs. Ranging from 55 inches to 100 inches, these displays are crafted to serve as the central visual element in any interior space. They are designed to draw attention and define the aesthetic of a room. Designer: HisenseThe U8QG series employs MiniLED technology. Thousands of tiny LEDs behind the screen provide localized dimming, enabling precise control over contrast and brightness.
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6 days ago |
yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen
Deborah and Greg Lapp were floating down the Kings River when they saw it: a For Sale sign half-hidden behind the brush, perched right on the water. Still soaked from kayaking, they pulled ashore and made an offer that afternoon. The site—tucked into nearly nine acres of foothill terrain—spoke louder than any brochure. They already knew who to call: architect Arthur Dyson. Some homes are built. This one was uncovered.
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1 week ago |
yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen
General Motors is rethinking its most sacred nameplate. The new Corvette EV concept, revealed at GM’s Advanced Design Studio in Royal Leamington Spa, England, trades rumbling V8s for an all-electric platform wrapped in something far from retro. The silhouette still squats low, still signals speed, but does so with no exhaust and with a profile that barely glances backward.
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Absolutely incredible!!!!

Starship rocket booster caught by tower https://t.co/aOQmSkt6YE

I do like the idea of driverless luxury: https://t.co/Mp47Ks1Bfd