Electric karts dressed up as tiny sports cars have arrived and childhood daydreams have become a reality a grown up can actually afford to chase. Lil Zoomers builds these in a California workshop where every body panel is hand shaped to mimic the curves of real cars.
Lamborghini builds attention grabbing machines whether they’re on the highway or now in the water. Partnering with The Italian Sea Group, the brand has launched the Tecnomar for Lamborghini 101FT, a 101 foot yacht that has the same fierce spirit as its four wheeled siblings.
Photo credit: Hyoyeong Kim & PDF Haus
Balenciaga hasn’t done earbuds yet, but a concept from designer Hyoyeong Kim and PDF Haus imagines what happens when high fashion meets everyday tech. These aren’t real earbuds you can buy, but they feel like they could debut tomorrow at Paris Fashion Week, alongside oversized coats and avant-garde handbags.
The DBX707 and Valour are just two of the many stunning cars Aston Martin makes. Now the British carmaker has ventured into a new territory: a stroller for babies. In partnership with egg, a UK business known for its luxury nursery equipment, Aston Martin developed the $3,000 egg3 stroller set, which gives playground walks a supercar feel.
Huang Ping’s home stands alone in a tranquil Shanghai neighborhood, surrounded by a new expressway in Jinxi, China. Social media footage of the picture has gone viral, depicting a house surrounded by asphalt and concrete, with highways snaking around it like a river around a rock.