Charm of cars interpreted in furnishings. Automotive brands @ Salone del Mobile 2014

Furniture inspired by automotive brands. Milan Design Week, also known as Salone Del Mobile, is the world’s largest design exhibition. This year it was held April 9-13, 2014. Furniture makers, fashion house, and even automotive brands staged a variety of related events throughout Milan to highlight the appeal and originality of their designs. Bentley Home … Read more

13th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition: Lexus’s first mid-size SUV ‘crossover’ car

Lexus’ Chief engineer Takeaki Kato and his team developed NX as a luxury vehicle that provides versatility and details unexpected in its class to young, urban drivers.   The luxury Japanese automotive brand Lexus wants to impress Chinese car buyers visiting the 13th Beijing International Automotive Exhibition with their NX – Lexus’ first mid-size SUV … Read more

$1,500 Google Glass Explorer Edition on sale for one day

Google Glass on sale for one day in the U.S.   Targeting more early adopters, Google will give more people the opportunity to test its Google Glass computer when it will go on sale to the US public on 15 April. The one day sale is a sign that the tech giant is getting closer to … Read more

Illegal python skins feed hunger for fashionable handbags and shoes

Python farms could be the antidote to the $1bn-a-year black market in these fashionable and expensive skins

Bentley Home Collection @ Salone del Mobile 2014

Charm of Bentley interpreted in furnishings.   Bentley Motors introduced its complete Home Collection for the first time at Salone del Mobile 2014, designed and manufactured in collaboration with Luxury Living Group, one of Europe’s leading furniture makers. Furnishings and decorations have been created by architect Carlo Colombo in collaboration with Daniele Ceccomori, Bentley’s head … Read more

Fashion loves the look of fast food right now – but doesn’t want to eat it

Burgers and chocolate bars appear to be the height of chic, with designers queuing up to make insanely expensive versions of products that are too common for them to eat