Auto
Volkswagen Admits Mistake: Here's Why They Ditched the Buttons
After years of insisting on digital controls, the German manufacturer is gradually bringing back traditional buttons and rotary knobs in its cars.
Culture
Croatian Designer's 'Beyond Straight Lines' Project Wins Award in Tokyo
Barbara Boban received the Silver Professional Award in the Residential Space category at the Japan International Design Pioneer Award (IDPA) competition in Tokyo.
Home & Garden
Kintsugi Porcelain and Blue Morpho Butterflies: InDizajn Bazaar at the Arena
The ninth edition of the beloved interior design fair, held from September 25 to 27 in Zagreb, brings limited editions by local creatives, from the Japanese art of repairing with gold to live KonMari method demonstrations.
Home & Garden
Ecuadorian artist creates a series of paintings dedicated to women in her Zagreb home
Kristel Uscocovich and her husband, architect Filippo Merlini Cantatore, have turned their home in Zagreb's foothill zone into a private gallery filled with artworks and family memories.
Auto
Mercedes Admits Mistake: We're Bringing Back Physical Buttons
CEO Ola Källenius confirmed in an interview that practical physical controls will return in future models, acknowledging that the industry has neglected user experience in favor of technology.