A few days back the New York Times BITS blog highlighted 20x200, an online art gallery extension of a brick and mortar exhibition space in downtown New York that offers limited editions of prints an...
We love the look that large format printing can bring to a home and large artwork in general. Though, we've previously struggled with the need for a specific format, size and resolution — whi...
It may or may not be normal, but we often day dream about playing Mario Brothers. We didn't realize how upset we would be later in life that our mother sold our NES at a garage sale. Luckily, we c...
There are two kinds of people in the world: Those that hang pictures of family and friends on the wall and those that like to hang fine art photographs in their 'home galleries.' For techies who are ...
Certainly worthy of displaying in any techie's home, these inspiring and oh-so-hip pieces of art feature no paint or pen—just tape....
Everyone knows that RGB stands for red, green and blue. We all know that those colors play a very important role in how we view things on the computer screen and on paper. Now we have a whole new w...
One of our fave bloggers and Apartment Therapy book veterans, Victoria of sfgirlbybay, has redone her home office. We featured the previous incarnation, which we really enjoyed for its clean look, bu...
Most everyone knows what xenon bulbs are by now: the bright, near-sunlight in spectrum bulbs that make driving at night occasionally a hassle, but supposedly help driver visibility (the tradeoff see...
You can pretty much call us nature lovers, so long as it holds some sort of technical twist to it. We've fallen in love with wooden iPod docks, hand-held solar chargers, and even outdoor cactus garden...
We love free stuff. We especially like free stuff worth buying; meaning stuff that's so cool you'd probably buy it if it weren't offered for free. Make sense? Sorry it's Monday. Anyhoo, ShelterPop poi...
Imagine a high-definition skylight in any room of your choice, controlled by you. The SkyV pumps terabytes of proprietary HD footage through a multi-channel graphics processor synchronized across di...
It's funny to see how ubiquitous keyboards have become. We see them everywhere. They are the fastest way to enter data into a computer. For the time being, they will remain that way, since using your ...
Name: WÃ¥gensjö / Herberger Location: Geneva suburb (France) Size: 2,368 sq ft + 40,000 square foot garden Years Lived In: Since March 2005 >> Enter Slideshow What originally drew us to WÃ¥gensjÃ...
We're all about functional art. In this collaboration between Niclas Collén & Jesper Zacco, simple CD storage is turned into a block of stencil art. Niclas builds the cabinets while his brother Jesp...
We were never in the Girl Scouts, but we always wanted to be. Aside from those delicious Samoas, we loved that amazing logo, cute uniforms, and rad merit badges. We looked through the merit badges th...
Gamers, we understand your pain. We know the how hard it is when you're trying to explain how many buttons are in the original Atari Jaguar controller circa 1993, but no one really seems to care or ac...
With Apple announcing updates to the iPhone OS what we have come to know as the human computer interface keeps evolving and getting better. But damn, we hope our relationship with technology doesn't ...
Flat screen TVs have really opened up the possibilities of where you can have your boob tube. In the past, there were limited locations you could fit a thick CRT, but the mere inches of depth a flat ...
With only 25 available, this alarm clock is already limited edition, but with the addition of four markers and some imagination you can easily make it into a one-of-a-kind. Designed by Furni, the Alb...
Here's an art installation that combines the form of a bed with an subsonic audio immersion experience (think huge laying down on a huge subwoofer and putting it up to "11"). It's hard to tell from vi...
Christoph Niemann writes the blog "Abstract City" for the New York Times. He often uses his illustrations in his posts to make observations about life, whether it be his kids' obsession with the New ...
Most of us use our TVs for watching, well, TV. But when there's nothing on you're beautiful flat screen can become a work of audio/visual art. British ambient musician Freeform has collaborated wit...
We think we've proven just how much we like displaying obsolete tech. From oggling David Poe's vintage camera collection to wiping the drool from our mouths over a shelf of gaming history we've gotte...
We've been going to PictureFrames.com to order custom cut matting for our art purchases for a year now. We absolutely love how helpful the site is when figuring out what sizing our matting needs to b...
It's so awesome to see people you used to work with go out on their own and launch their own company. Becky Hui Chan is one of those people. She and I worked together at Wired Magazine, where she was...
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