• The Design Sprint
• Google’s New Flight Search Tool Helps You Find The Best Price
• Mondaine’s Apple Watch rival is absolutely stunning

How One New Yorker Lives Comfortably In 90 Square Feet – House Calls – Curbed NY – Spotted on Max’s Facebook. My favourite bit:

“I really like getting rid of things,” says Mary Helen Rowell, as she stands in the middle of her minimally furnished West Village apartment. “It’s my favorite thing.”

MINE TOO, MARY HELEN. MINE TOO.

• 9 Ways To Fall Asleep Faster (Without Counting Sheep)
• We’ve just reached the logical extreme of the ‘Uber for X’ economy

• ‘Different kind of girly’: Princess Awesome dresses challenge gender stereotypes
• Texting this phone number will get you ‘anything you want as long as it’s not illegal’
• Managing Tensions In Online Marketplaces

• Don’t Say ‘Cyclists,’ Say ‘People on Bikes’
• How Successful People Quash Stress

A Gorgeous Vintage 1956 Kitchen With Original GE Appliances That Has Gone Untouched for Half a Century – I am kicking myself that we didn’t go with cabinet hardware like that. Those knobs! So cool! Funnily enough, the place my dad and stepmom bought had a very retro kitchen which they’ve slowly been replacing (much to my consternation). It had a toaster and a blender BUILT INTO THE COUNTERTOP, as well as this fabulous “NuTone Transistor Intercom AM-FM Radio” in the wall.

I wish “futuristic” still meant “lots of funky buttons and knobs”. Today’s sleek button-less minimalism is sexy, but it doesn’t really make you feel like you’re living the Buck Rogers in the 25th century dream, does it?

This just made my week.

• The Capybaras of Saitama Children’s Zoo Enjoy the Hot Tub and Hot Springs on a Chilly Winter’s Day

• Inside the Psychology of Productivity
• This Back To The Future iPhone Case Is Totally Ridiculous And I Want One