Always inspiring to see conceptual work like this:

The ATNMBL is a concept vehicle that represents the end of driving and an alternative approach to car design.

Upon entering ATNMBL, you are presented with a simple question: “Where can I take you?” There is no steering wheel, brake pedal or drivers seat. ATNMBL drives for you.

The ATNMBL project is meant to provoke a broader conversation about the future of cars and to promote a shift from styling cars to redefining the entire experience. More pictures over here and after the jump!

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Normal Watches makes fun timepieces that sell for around $20. They call it “Trailblazing Sub Couture”– I guess watches don’t need to be worth thousands of dollars, do they. They’ve got 14 styles available…Great stuff for cheap!

Loving the Leica M8 Special Edition White Version Camera, only 275 available and it comes with a 28mm Elmarit-M ASPH lens, a white edition strap and an E39 UV/IR filter. $8,500 from Dale Photo & Digital. Yes please. More info over at Hypebeast.

  

Congrats guys!

Today, Core77 proudly introduces a limited edition bicycle–named the “Dutch Master“–celebrating New York bike culture and a heritage of local manufacturing.

The Dutch Master is based on the beloved Worksman cruiser frame–a workhorse foundation used throughout the New York delivery community, and manufactured in Queens, New York for over 110 years. Core77 customized the frame, fitting it out with a carefully curated set of components, each with its own story.

 

The bike was hand-built by KT Higgins, a Brooklyn-based ex-bike messenger (infamous for her crash in the movie Pedal), and proprietor of Bushwick Bike Shop, her one-year-old bikeshop in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn.

You can pop by the Apple Store to meet the designers on Saturday the 11th in New York (Prince Street) at 3pm– and afterwards the Dutch Master will be on display in the lobby of the Ace Hotel on West 29th for one week from July 11th through July 18th.