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Gardening minus the garden?
|Life > Good(s) | posted Feb 18, 2010Nothing is more gratifying than knowing exactly where you’re food comes from. Vegetables are grown all over and are transported into the homes of consumers. Transport, energy and labour are wasted when vegetables are grown elsewhere. Why not help the world and grow your vegetables at home? With recent developments, you no longer need to have a garden to do a little gardening. (> more)
Puppies to join tweet feeds
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 29, 2010For dog lovers, the mere idea of being apart from their precious canine counterpart can be daunting; the constant wondering of what they’re up to can be worrisome. Mattel offers up a new way to bring the worrying to a stand still. (> more)
iSense a new craze...
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 22, 2010If you haven't been living under a rock, then you most likely have heard all the rave surrounding Apple's new hybrid creation - the Apple tablet: the aesthetic of the iPod Touch, the functionality of a Macbook. (> more)
All that glitters... ain't necessarily in Mayfair!
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 14, 2010It has long been the case in London that, for homes and hotels, location is everything. Upon discovering Condé Nast's latest Gold List and its newcomers, our resident Londoner and dandy extraordinaire Winston Chesterfield wondered whether 2010 might signal the end of a long reign. (> more)
The wacky races of tomorrow
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 11, 2010The wacky races are coming off the screen and onto the road. We check out some of the most promising automobiles of the near future. (> more)
And a silly new year! The unlikely inventions of 2010
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 18, 2009We are hoping 2010 will be bringing silly back and how better to kickstart it than with a few insights into the great minds of our contemporary innovators. So far they're only fictitious but should a Dragon end up reading this... Here are our top picks. (> more)
Riding towards greener pastures
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 4, 2009Take what probably is the least eco-friendly of vehicles, tear it apart and use it to save the planet! Enter the new generation rider, a knight in green armour pedalling into environmental bliss. (> more)
Leave the Christmas kitsch behind
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 2, 2009A glitter ball may be nice this Yuletide but remember it's not for life. If tasteless presents are appealing right now - click (immediately) for inspiration of the educated kind. (> more)
Take her off that leash!
|Life > Good(s) | posted Nov 30, 2009And put her into those tracking-deviced knickers instead! "So what were your knickers doing in the park if you were at work all day?"... Technology is getting romantic! (> more)
Tokyo when it sparkles
|Life > Good(s) | posted Nov 27, 2009We all like ourselves a little sparkling but when it becomes an obstacle to our making-out routine then something needs to be done! Luckily those clever Japanese have once more come to the rescue. (> more)
The Eames toy shop
|Life > Good(s) | posted Apr 18, 2009The Eames Elephant is a modern design classic. - originally made from plywood, it's now available in plastic. A future heirloom in the making. (> more)
A one night stand in the snow
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 5, 2009A weekend house that can be forgotten about on Monday morning. (> more)
99 red balloons
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 5, 2009If you've never heard of the eighties cult classic, "99 red balloons" you're missing a trick. With the track in our minds we've found an outstanding Japanese designed lamp that matches our soundtrack (> more)
Set fire to a bad day
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 5, 2009Light your own fire with this unique 2009 calendar. (> more)
To wee or not-too-wee
|Life > Good(s) | posted Jan 5, 2009If you’re like us, you can never decide between a country or a sea view, WeeHouses may be the answer. These contemporary designs can be delivered to the post-code of your choice. (> more)
Let your intelligence shine
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 23, 2008Make overnight flights an exercise in intelligence rather than boredom as we find a glow in the dark chess set (> more)
My Christmas tree's delicious
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 11, 2008Yes, Lady GaGa has won our Christmas hearts for her new song - "Christmas tree" but a fibre optic tree on-sale at cult design store Tokyu Hands is the tree we want to be underneath this season - taking off your clothes is optional. (> more)
President for the day
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 5, 2008With the end of the year nigh, we're exhausted by all this change - in a good way of course. Time-out is what we need, and who better than with Obama. Take a peek at Super Obama World for a game (> more)
The crisis game
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 3, 2008Icelanders have decided to turn recession into make-believe, well at least for an hour or two after Christmas lunch. Using what's left of their savings - "The Crisis Board Game" from Icelandic company Gogogic is getting Iceland spending again. (> more)
The robot guitar
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 2, 2008Coming soon...thirteen days and counting, is the Gibson "Dark Fire" - a new electric guitar set to launch for Christmas 08. Combining chameleon tone and second generation robot guitar technology we're hoping it will turn us into Keith Richards... (> more)
Under the radar in Miami
|Life > Good(s) | posted Nov 28, 2008We've found a new boutique hotel that is perfect for the Miami Art Basel and that offers a timeless alternative to everything that's trendy - in fact the exact same advice you need when investing in art. (> more)
Inside a prehistoric bathroom
|Life > Good(s) | posted Nov 24, 2008Prevent yourself being a fossil in the design stakes with a unique sink from High Tech (> more)
Pharrell William's Brooklyn machine
|Life > Good(s) | posted Nov 23, 2008Change gear - discover the cult bike on the streets of London, Tokyo and NYC (> more)
Madonna isn't just a friend, muse and model to Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana; with new eyewear brand MDG she has become a fellow designer, ready to wow us with shades fit for a film noir screen siren, of which we exclusively reveal a few models.
In taking a break from all the 8-bit electro and soft rock we’ve been coming across, Swide winds down to the relaxing beats off Brit DJ, Bonobo’s newest album, “Black Sands”.
Something quite special happens when a curvy beauty gets in front of Karl Lagerfeld's camera; he may not embrace their body shape but he sure knows how to shoot em.
No.449 in a limited series- Every delicate flower has it share of sharp thorns. For the girl who enjoys exploring both her animalistic and shy side.
Swide caught up with Susanna Lau during her first ever Milan fashion week. She discusses her transition to becoming an editor, bloggers finally being accepted and the much hyped Nowness.
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Dolce & Gabbana's menswear. We are pleased to announce Another Man has joined the celebrations in releasing a short film featuring the brand's menswear, directed by Pierre Debusschere.
In passing by the Palais de Tokyo in Paris, you've might have noticed a rectangular glass box sitting atop the museum. That rectangular glass box is noneother than trendy, temporary restaurant, Nomiya. Swide checks out why everyone is trying to book reservations for the same table.
Online fashion editor at fashionista.com, Lauren Sherman discusses the Dolce & Gabbana heritage, those sexy Dolce & Gabbana men and why the future of fashion writing is online.