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The service industry under a robotic takeover
|Life > Good(s) | posted Mar 4, 2010In a world controlled by technology, envisioning a world controlled by robots wouldn’t be thought of as improbable. In fact, the robotic kind are making their presence known by infiltrating the food and bar industry as we know it. (> more)
Trainspotting replaces the private jet
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 1, 2009New trains coming to keep us on track this year. 2009 is the year Warren Buffett bought 3 rail companies, Madrid and Paris announced a high-speed rink and California gets a rail pass. (> more)
Tokyo Motor Show: The green rider
|Life > Good(s) | posted Oct 23, 2009How to get more people on two wheels? Mmm, let us think…how about free parking spaces for motorcycles and scooters as well as easier access to 125cc licenses? (> more)
The paler shade of the Rubik's Cube
|Life > Good(s) | posted Aug 24, 2009Not that we've ever sat around drunk playing with a Rubik's cube, but we can't held feeling this new all white design from cult Japanese store Tokyu Hands would drive anyone to hallucinating distraction. (> more)
The composition chair
|Life > Good(s) | posted May 4, 2009This hefty 50kg “Composition” chair is a marvel of metal handicrafts. No bolts or welding techniques were used as this chair was formed merely by bending aluminium wires. We try it for size. (> more)
A Japanese hot spring
|Life > Good(s) | posted Apr 17, 2009We've seen the light! Literally. If like us you've had a brief sighting of the sun and its left you wanting to take your clothes off (its been a long winter) - a Japanese onsen could be the answer. (> more)
Big in Japan
|Life > Good(s) | posted Apr 1, 2009Not exactly big in Japan but rather in fact the opposite. If you've already seen the Flip mini video camera - this is the world's technological next step. A tiny camera that not only shoots video but allows you to share them without the use of a computer. (> more)
Out of sight out of mind
|Life > Good(s) | posted Dec 16, 2008We prefer others think of us as superhuman, no "we're only human" nonsense. Hence the need for a Robotan toilet paper holder. (> more)
Plus minus Zero = great design
|Life > Good(s) | posted Oct 22, 2008It's time to finally get our hands and walls on something from the hard to find Japanese design company, Plus Minus Zero following its recent Paris launch during the Maison et Objet fair in Paris. (> more)
JFK ends terminal boredom with Muji
|Life > Good(s) | posted Oct 14, 2008JFK's International airport now offers more than souvenir mugs and a cheap sandwich (> more)
While everyone was rushing backstage minutes before the models hit the Fall 2010 Dolce & Gabbana catwalk, Swide enjoyed the quiet atmosphere of the VIP room to chat to Italian actress and former Bond Girl Caterina Murino, who showed us why she is every bit the Dolce & Gabbana woman.
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.
Fashion weeks have come and gone and already we are feeling a little backstage nostalgia - we travel back in time amongst D&G's belles, Tao and her book, Chanel with her sparkly goggles...
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.