The Weltevree portable swing by the Dutch designer Thor ter Kulva solves the basic problem of swings. Usually you have to find a suitable place (a tree or something), drill into the ceiling or even buy the whole structure, but not when it comes to this portable swing, which is happy with anything thanks to the special frame, and its assembly is easier than buying a swing.
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Sometimes I walk around the keyboard, sometimes in nature. One time I twist the heels, the other time the kitchen. I press the trigger once, the pedals a second time. And one time I play the role of a moviegoer, another time a nanny. Life offers such a wide range of things that it would be pointless to dip your brush in just a color or two, right?
Are you afraid of spiders? Most people probably get chills at the mere mention of a spider, let alone when you actually see it. One who was deathly afraid of spiders was the son of Irish inventor Tony Allen, who discovered the perfect solution to close encounters with spiders - a gadget he called My Critter Catcher. With this spider catcher, you will not only remove the spider without worry, but also without damaging it!
Close-ups of passionate kisses are the work of American photographer Nastia Cloutier-Ignatiev. When a man is head over heels in love, he lives in an invisible bubble. Passionate, hot kissing in a public place is living proof that the couple sees nothing but themselves around them. Such authentic moments were captured by the photographer from Montreal in her facility and packaged in the Love photo series.
The Chinese copy everything. From computer equipment, fashion brands to cars. But (almost) no one has gone as far as the Chinese manufacturer Zoyte has gone in the automotive world. Do you think the photo is a Porsche Macan? No way! This is its Chinese copy, the Zoyte SR8 SUV. It will make its debut at the Beijing Auto Show.
The Mexican hotel Mar Adentro is a true paradise for minimalist orthodox believers. It is certainly the most minimalist hotel in the world. The white-clad complex is the work of Mexican architect Miguel Angel Aragonés.
Plonking is the easiest way to get good grades. Plonking or we don't condone cheating on tests and exams, but these students deserve top marks for their ingenuity. See the most imaginative ways to plonk, ranging from artistic creations to innovations.
Do you want to charm your friends and relatives? Then we suggest that you do one of the home experiments that you can do with the whole family. Not only will you have fun doing it, but you will really charm your guests with them.
Apple lovers, look away! We are usually used to writing that Apple once again destroyed the competition with its latest product, but this time it tasted the other side. Admittedly, it was not destroyed by the competition, but by Michael Tompert, who did it for an art project.
When traveling, not knowing the language can be a big obstacle. Especially if you get lost in a remote place and don't know how to communicate with local people who usually don't speak English. What if we told you that from now on you can communicate with anyone with the help of a t-shirt, without knowing the language. Introducing Iconspeak, a t-shirt with universal symbols that speaks for you!
Once upon a time, you could say. Or, remember, comrades. Growing up without electronic devices, namely. Today, children prefer to hang out on phones and tablets than on trees and playgrounds. But psychotherapist Niki Boon resisted this trend and raises her children away from electronic devices and in contact with nature.
A classic mirror returns only a reflection. Naked, in addition to your reflection, gives you back much more. It is also a body scanner that visualizes the body and thus monitors what happens to it over time, and also measures things that are not visible to the naked eye. It communicates the information through a dedicated app, allowing you to monitor not only your weight and figure, but also muscle and fat mass.
At the Salone del Mobile furniture fair in Milan, which is visited by hundreds of thousands of people every year, visitors were stunned by Offmat, a kitchen counter with an invisible kitchen sink. It is an experimental project of the design studio Marmo Arredo.