Architecture & Interior

A circular bridge that slows drivers down to enjoy the view

A circular bridge for pedestrians (Cirkelbroen) was opened in Denmark some time ago, and an even bigger architectural attraction was opened in Uruguay. Circular bridge for vehicles. An unusual bridge called Laguna Garzón connects the cities of Rocha and Maldonado in the south of the country and "receives" around 1,000 vehicles a day. And why the unusual rotund shape? Because it "forces" drivers to slow down and admire the view of the picturesque landscape.

Eshima Ohashi Bridge – a bridge that resembles a death train

Driving across the Eshima Ohashi Bridge feels like riding a death train. The 1,700-meter-long and 11.4-meter-wide bridge in Japan is built with a frightening slope, namely with the aim of allowing ships to sail under it on Lake Nakaumi. Fasten your seat belts or you'll end up on the windshield!

Architecture & Interior

Pizzeria Pronto: pizza like from a bread oven on the stove

Don't have the space or money for a pizza oven? Nothing happens! Pizzeria Pronto creates the same conditions as a bread oven. Compared to a bread oven, it's about the size of an electric slow cooker, so we classify it as kitchen utensils rather than real estate like ovens. With Pizzeria Pronto, you can prepare pizza both from a bread oven and without a bread oven.

Architecture & Interior

Valentine's placemat: how to make a heart out of a napkin?

If you decide to prepare dinner or lunch for your loved one for Valentine's Day, spice up the meal with a heart-shaped napkin. A beautifully folded napkin enhances every meal, and you will additionally impress your better half.

Architecture & Interior

What is the perfect apartment for travelers?

If you're wondering what the perfect traveler apartment looks like, we can provide the answer. This is AIRBN'P, a small, 30 square meter apartment in Budapest, furnished and designed to meet the needs of the modern traveler with a sense of aesthetics.

Architecture & Interior

Modern furniture with an oriental touch

Modern furniture with an oriental touch, named The Oriental Series, is a premium blend of Asian influences and modern aesthetics, which with its multiculturalism is a great way to meet the aesthetic needs of both the Eastern and Western markets.

Architecture & Interior

Néit: the first smart foldable travel suitcase

Néit is the first smart folding hard-shell travel suitcase. Do you have problems with lack of space? Then the Néit is perfect for you, as you can hang it in the wardrobe when not in use, where it will not take up any more space than a coat.

Architecture & Interior

Xtend: a portable bathtub that folds into itself

Xtend, a foldable bathtub, redefines the concept of the bathtub. It is foldable and can be carried or stored away. Its author, Carina Deuschl, presented it at the IMM 2016 furniture fair in Cologne, Germany, as part of a competition for up-and-coming designers. The Xtend folding bathtub is made of carbon fiber and three-layer high-quality canvas.

Architecture & Interior

TimeBox: Lock away temptations and bad habits

Lock up candy, chips, food, cigarettes, car keys, money, credit cards, toys and all other temptations and only access them after a set time. TimeBox can help you quit smoking, lose weight, save, educate, and countless other daily habits and temptations.

Architecture & Interior

How to change a duvet cover in less than a minute?

Once you learn the trick of changing a duvet cover in less than a minute, you'll never have to change your bed the old way again! Let the master show you how to do it quickly, efficiently and without the slightest effort.

Architecture & Interior

Air Bonsai: floating bonsai

Want your bonsai to float in the air? Nothing easier. Japanese designers from Hoshinchu Air Bonsai Garden have created miniature trees that magically float above the base. This is handmade from Japanese porcelain (Imari) and serves as an "energy base" for your star (read: bonsai).

Architecture & Interior

Slalom House – residential complex with its own ski slope

In Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, an interesting facility is planned. The residential complex "Slalom House" boasts its own ski slope! Yes, you read that right. And from the top of the building, it will be possible to ski on the curved track all year round, but the 300-meter track will not be covered with snow, but artificial snow will be laid on it, this is Snowflex, a material made of synthetic materials, which is laid like a carpet and behaves like natural snow.

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