A machine built to work at full size, rebuilt at 1:160 to sit beside your keyboard.
Most clothes are colored before they exist. Garment dyeing colors them after they are sewn, and the size, the feel and even the seams change with it.
A wardrobe is a few parts with joins, failure modes and a surface strangers read at a glance. A system and an interface, and they are one discipline.
A plastic with a brand name, made to take polycarbonate's place. The right vessel for a child and a gym bag. HEXMONDE does not sell it.
Not a metal. Thread a tenth of a hair's width, almost pure carbon, woven and set in resin. Six questions, answered.
Worth more than gold once, then less than a can. A third the weight of steel, soft, quick with heat. Four dates.
Most of the kitchen drawer is stainless steel. What 304 and 316 mean for the things you use every day, and what the metal costs you.
The bark of one oak, cut by hand every nine years, and the tree does not die to give it. Light, warm, springs back. The one material here that was...
A little over half the weight of steel, and it does not rust. Why the ninth most common element in the crust took until 1910 to isolate, and why it...