I have had enough. Now I can’t stand orange plastic anymore
The article discusses the overwhelming presence of Verner Panton's iconic lamps, particularly highlighting the resurgence of his designs amid the centennial celebration of his birth.
Had to face the shopping addiction: "I am much more sickly than I thought"
An individual confronts their struggle with shopping addiction and acknowledges a deeper issue than initially believed.
Zygmunt Bauman's phrase that warned why buying is no longer enough to be happy: 'Satisfaction lasts very little'
Zygmunt Bauman, a prominent contemporary philosopher, warned that the pursuit of happiness through consumption is fleeting, emphasizing that true satisfaction comes from deeper sources.
Iced Coffees in SP Gain Creative Versions with Visual Appeal to Conquer Generation Z
Iced coffee trends in São Paulo are increasingly appealing to Generation Z with creative flavors and vibrant presentations.
Working from home has changed the way we shop
A study reveals how remote work has altered American shopping habits, emphasizing a shift in grocery spending patterns.
Typical Germany: A Country Explained with Bananas
A column discusses the overwhelming variety of bananas available in Munich supermarkets as a reflection of German values.
End of Models 2026: Farewell
The automotive industry is witnessing a transformation as several older car models are phased out to make way for new investments in electric mobility, software, and production efficiencies.
Silence, Darkness, and Fear... Why Delhi's First Mall Became a 'Haunted City'!
The once-thriving Ansal Plaza in Delhi, which marked the beginning of mall culture in the city, has now descended into silence and abandonment, reflecting changing consumer habits and urban decay.
A Confusing Sight in Front of Biltema in -15 Degree Frost
A man camped in front of a Biltema store in Finland spent hours braving extreme cold for opening day rewards.
The Nullifier – or the Nolo – enjoys increasing popularity
A growing interest and popularity in the Nullifier and its variations is being observed.
Why is the ‘Gyeonggi-do Person T-Shirt’ Popup Happening in Seoul?
A popup store featuring the popular 'Gyeonggi-do Person T-Shirt' is attracting attention in Seoul, sparking a light-hearted debate among locals about the appropriateness of its location.
A Chic Broom
Natalie Olah's book 'Mal gusto' critiques contemporary trends in aesthetics, highlighting a return to perceived simplicity and faux naturalism in home decor.
Akyla's 'Ferto' is not just a song – it's the cleverest trolling of our time
Akyla's song "Ferto" cleverly critiques modern consumer culture and the insatiable desire for more, presenting irony instead of overt criticism.
We tested how the hyped shaping underwear alters the body
A review of how Kim Kardashian's Skims shapewear brand performs on ordinary women in Finland.
Product Failures: The Most Successful Fail Products
The article discusses the allure of product failures and how they resonate with human imperfection, mentioning examples from art and culture.
The theory of consumer forgiveness and the case of Bad Bunny; from cancellation and rejection to the number 1 artist in the world
The article explores how, in the digital culture of immediate cancellation, Bad Bunny has successfully reconciled with his audience despite past criticisms and challenges to his image.
Why do some men prefer to fix things instead of throwing them away?
The article examines the phenomenon of some men who prefer repairing broken items over replacing them, highlighting their sense of accomplishment and mental calmness derived from these activities.
Generation X: 35 years since the end of the world
The article reflects on Douglas Coupland's 'Generation X' 35 years after its publication, noting its relevance and outdated aspects in today's context.