Would you stay in a cocoon? If you were a buba, the answer probably wouldn't be too difficult. How about in a 200-pound aluminum cocoon among the treetops? Well, that's a question for you. Before you answer, better get to know this unusual bivouac.
Design
Denny R. Priyatna is an Indonesian designer who prefers to explore the connection between the human and the inanimate. He plays with different materials and techniques all the time, creating new things. Always with a concept. This time he tackled furniture. Maybe the collection will seem "over the edge" to some, but it doesn't know any other way. Furniture that shows the imperfections of the human body is absolutely fantastic. Or cringe-inducing.
Is your work in a loud office? A river of cars is driving past the building, colleagues are talking loudly all the time, the radio is loud, and you urgently need to get together? You probably cover your ears, but what when you need deadlines to work. Don't worry, the Ukrainian design studio Hochu Rayu has come up with a solution. It's called Helmfon.
Otherwise, work should not have much to do with napping. Or is it? If the nature of your work is mainly at a desk, either at a computer or behind a drawing pad and lasts for hours and hours, you have probably caught yourself yawning many times. Especially after a hearty lunch. Phew, it would be nice to take a nap for just half an hour, right? From now on, your wish will come true.
Due to increasing urbanization, large living spaces have probably run off their bells. We will have to figure out how to make the best possible use of smaller areas without feeling cramped at the same time. Apparently, quite a few architects and designers are already thinking in a similar way, which is reflected in the growing range of furniture and home equipment suitable for smaller apartments. Among them is the young Finnish designer Tatu Laakso.
The generation of the Beatles and Woodstock probably also remembers the French resort of La Grande Motte, which, despite the most popular band and festival, is still in operation. Architect and philosopher Jean Balladur designed and built this famous resort in the 60s and 70s of the last century, for which he drew inspiration from his travels. He designed Skultpure mainly in the shapes of irregular circle, triangle and trapezoid.
Ki ecobe is a shoe that you will have to assemble yourself. Don't let this scare you, it shouldn't be too difficult. In fact, turning into a shoemaker for a short time could be quite fun. Let's take a look at the rest of the experiences that Ki ecobe footwear promises.
Well, with 3 mm on the edge, it's already thin anyway, you'd say. Well, Japanese artist Shimabuku didn't quite think so. He presented his idea at this year's International Art Biennale in Venice, which took place under the slogan "Let it live!"
Oerol, which translates to "everywhere", is a 10-day festival of all genres of art that takes place every June for free on the island of Terschelling in the Netherlands. The wish of the festival organizers is to turn the entire island into a stage. At this year's festival, it was possible to see a very special architectural structure in which the cultural program took place.
Some 6-foot-tall giant, if he existed of course, could quickly mistake this recliner for a portion of French fries. Well, I would quickly find out that it is not edible. It is a set of pillows that adjust their shape so that you can rest, sit, work on the computer or read a book extremely comfortably on them. The feeling is probably similar to sitting and rolling on the lawn.
Working on a computer with a view of a busy street, a city park or a bakery on the corner is probably much more pleasant than looking at a wall. Office work usually takes place in relatively small, closed spaces, which also affect our mood. Wouldn't it be great to have a desk right next to the window? Now you can have it.
Snorkeling is becoming a more popular sport day by day, which really does not surprise anyone, as it allows us to be more in touch with nature, is suitable for almost everyone and is a good excuse for a trip. Many people even do yoga on the board, and it's only a matter of time before we remember which activity on the board. Until now, most sups were intended for one person only, but Supflex has now produced a giant board suitable for a larger company.