Favourite Things

Top-down electrifying
Wiesmann’s two-seater electric roadster’s backwards looking design and futuristic power train is expected by 2024 in Europe. Nicknamed ‘Project Thunderball,’ it’s rumoured to hit the market in the $320,000 USD price range.
wiesmann.com

 

Sneakerium
A five piece art collection by Monsieur Plant. Intrigued by an abundance of local mushrooms, he showcases fully vegetative sneakers growing fungi in unusually creative shapes.
designboom.com

 

Green with envy
The iconic Bubble from Sacha Lakic balances innovation, function and emotion.
roche-bobois.com

 

Baseball or pebble?
One of Cartier’s most quirky designs, resurrected.
cartier.com

 

Super sub me
Distinguished by a long tail and advanced wing design, this hydrodynamic sports sub delivers a fast, smooth, exhilarating underwater experience. Buckle up!
uboatworx.com

 

Sweetness and light
Proud yet genteel, this eclectic piece was designed for the Grace collection by Philippe Nigro.
barovier.com

 

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The Dylan

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