Been In There For Days...

The <n>Serif</n> television, designed by <n>Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec</n> for <n>Samsung</n>.

The <n>Open meditation device</n> uses haptics and sound for guided breathwork. Photo courtesy of <n>Open</n>.

The <n>Wall Clock</n> in green, designed by <n>Jasper Morrison</n> for <n>Hay</n> in 2008.

A 1989 <n>Porsche 930/Turbo LE</n> with <n>Santa Claus</n> at a gas station.

Photo posted by <n>Baja House Todos Santos</n>.

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The <n>Half11</n> supercar, designed by <n>Oil Stain Lab</n> in 2023.

The <n>Silo</n> coffee bean container and <n>Mill</n> coffee grinder, designed by <n>Alexander Shayle</n>.

Digital artwork titled <n>Hurtling Through Infinity</n>.

Surreal landscape photograph taken in Idaho by <n>Benjamin Everett</n>.

<n>HF-11</n> automotive design study by <n>Ivan Palacios</n>, <n>Murphy Armitage</n>, and <n>Ding Zeng</n> for <n>ArtCenter College of Design</n>.

Fragrances for <n>Vogue Australia</n> with set styling by <n>Arquie Cooke</n>.

The challenges start from the fact that it's never a good time to do a redesign. It's hard to make it a priority. It's difficult to calculate the ROI on it. And if you run your product with A/B testing, every global redesign will tank the metrics in the short term.

The <n>Mist collection</n> of vases designed by <n>David Rem</n> for <n>Studio Rem</n>. Photo by <n>Studio Rem</n>.

A graphic pattern used in branding for <n>Design Systems International</n> and <n>Acceleratt</n>.

<n>Nugush River</n>, Russia, 2015. Photo by <n>Konstantin Tsibin</n>.

Cover for <n>Claude Debussy</n>'s <n>La Mer</n> (1905), featuring <n>Katsushika Hokusai</n>'s <n>The Great Wave off Kanagawa</n>.