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The Bauhaus, the German art school that turns 100 this year, is best known for its minimal unadorned designs that combine clean curves and geometry and for its embrace of the technical and the commercial. (See the Barcelona chair by Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich; or the sleep MT8 lamp by William Wagenfeld and Carl Jakob Jucker.) It was the quintessential movement of rational modernism, in direct opposition to Dada and Surrealism, which also happened around the same time, respectively, in Switzerland and in France. But beneath its utilization and rigorous veneer, the Bauhaus was a fertile ground...

Felipe Ramales/Splash News   Chelsea boots have been a staple in the fashion world ever since their invention in 1851 by J. Sparkes-Hall. Originally made for men (worn by everyone from the Beatles to Kanye West), they have since become an iconic cold-weather style for women thanks to their comfort, convenience, and versatile design.  These unique boots are usually ankle-length, have lower heels, are made of rubber or leather, and have an elastic band that makes them a breeze to put on and take off. They can come in any variety of colors, from the traditional black to white to bright red. ...

Small Business Revolution – Main Street gears up for Season 5 of the show by asking for nominations until October 22.  As a result, you can nominate your town here. The Deluxe Corporation created the show. And for each of the last four seasons they’ve earmarked one small town And picked six of the SMBs in it. Each episode chronicles how a $500,000 transformation improves the struggling town’s fortunes. Small Business Trends spoke with Deluxe Corporation’s Amanda Brinkman and makeover guru Ty Pennington about Season 4. And we asked what to expect from the upcoming one. Looking at the Next...

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“What was it like to be on that Project Sunrise flight?” That’s a question I’ve heard a lot over the past 24 hours. Now, I’ve been on a lot of interesting flights over the years. There have been delivery flights, demonstration flights, the first passenger flight of the Dreamliner and charters filled by frequent flyers. But I’ve received more interest on the Qantas “Project Sunrise” flight than any other in recent memory. That flight — QF 7879 — landed in Sydney early Sunday morning after completing a 19-hour, 16-minute nonstop journey from New York–JFK. The flight was the first-ever by a...