Vincent Nguyen

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

I’ve always been drawn to the architectural wonders of Spain and Portugal. During countless visits, I’ve often wondered how these magnificent structures would appear without their carefully designed lighting schemes. Though I wasn’t physically present during the blackout, the reports and images that emerged offered a fascinating glimpse into this architectural thought experiment come to life.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

The Aura Matrix Sofa alters the perception of space the moment it enters the room. In every frame, this modular system by King Living becomes a canvas that frames the daily rituals unfolding around it. It becomes the spatial cue around which life unfolds—a reading corner at dusk, a family lounge at golden hour, or a quiet moment of reflection beside a low table. With its softly swollen edges, curved profiles, and serene material palette, the Aura Matrix reads like a sculptor’s meditation on flow.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

Photography used to be about patience. It meant waiting for the right light, framing the perfect moment, and developing the final image by hand. Fujifilm remembers that feeling but also sees how storytelling has shifted. With the upcoming X-Half camera, rumored to be officially called the X-H, the company blends analog memory with modern momentum, aiming squarely at creators who live on vertical timelines instead of dusty shelves.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

Adidas is set to release the Climacool “Off White” on May 2, 2025, marking a significant milestone in footwear manufacturing. The sneaker, priced at $140, will be available through the Adidas Confirmed app and at select stores across New York, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. Plans for international distribution have not been finalized. The Adidas Climacool moves beyond previous 4D models by delivering a sneaker that is entirely 3D printed, from the upper to the sole.

2 weeks ago | yankodesign.com | Vincent Nguyen

The light cuts low across a gravel turnout. Campfire smoke folds into golden haze as someone rinses salt from their face using water from a steel bottle balanced on the Slate’s tailgate. There are no badge glints, no chrome reflections, just flat surfaces the color of dry cement. On paper, it’s a pickup, but in this moment, it’s a bench, a kitchen, a gear table. And in the hush between waves crashing beyond the trees, the silence of its electric heart feels right. No idling hum. No waste heat.