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This week in design and technology, Jeanne Gang returns with Artistry in Oak, a bronze-and-glass decanter for Gordon & MacPhail, where spiraling oak-inspired forms embody 85 years of aging through a biomorphic expression of time and stability.

Meta and Ray-Ban’s latest smart glasses are adding AI to your line of sight, offering a glimpse at what assisted vision might look like in everyday life. Meanwhile, Lamborghini teamed up with SEABOB for the SE63, a seascooter that brings supercar energy beneath the surface.

The Spacetop G1 might be the biggest shift in mobile computing since the laptop itself, no screen, just AR interfaces projected in front of you.

Cadillac’s Halo concept is also thinking ahead, imagining a compact flying car for urban commutes. In digital realms, Muddycap is crafting surreal, explorable worlds filled with chairs that defy physical limits. And if you’re wondering what’s next in speed and spectacle, a preview of 2026’s most anticipated supercars might offer a few clues.

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Artistry in Oak by Jeanne Gang Encases Whisky in Spiraling Biomorphic Form

Balenciaga Sculptural Earbuds Concept Redefines Luxury Tech Design

Meta Unveils Ray-Ban Display Smart Glasses With Built-In AI and Wrist Controller at Meta Connect 2025

Lamborghini Goes Underwater With the World’s Most Advanced Seascooter

Spacetop G1: The world’s first commercially available AR laptop

General Motors Cadillac Halo, a Futuristic Flying Car and Autonomous Shuttle Concept

Chairs That Don’t Exist But Everyone Would Want: Inside Muddycap’s Surreal World

10 Most Anticipated Supercars of 2026

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