Have you ever gone on a trip where you also took food and drink, carefully packed in a cooler bag, and while carrying it, you gritted your teeth and cursed it a few times? "How can it be so hard to wear?" for example. Now you can put an end to this, because there is a backpack on the market that will keep water and fruit pleasantly cold.
Architecture & Interior
Most of the houses are supposed to stay in one place. But the Koda Moveable Home turns that on its head with a design that makes it incredibly easy to move around. All you need is just 30 square meters of flat ground and you already have a perfect house.
The Lule River flows through Lapland in the north of Sweden, where Santa Claus lives, and the town of Harads stands next to it. The city, which is also known for the Treehotel, will build another unusual hotel. This time, instead of in the treetops, I prefer to be right on the river. A floating hotel in the summer, but immobile in the winter due to the ice. Architects Bertil Harström and Johan Kauppi have their heads full of ideas, obviously.
Have you walked on the castle hill in Ljubljana lately? If you did, did you notice anything unusual? Something like 3 cubes stacked on top of each other? Yes? Well, let us tell you that it is a modular living unit, which is the fruit of the imagination and knowledge of Slovenian architects from the Ofis studio.
If you've ever wanted to live in Janka and Metka's house, but you'd prefer an urban environment, the house on the roof in New York is perfect for you. The charming house, which is located in Manhattan, is for sale for about 3 million euros. Considering New York real estate prices, this is not a very large sum for 280 square meters.
American artist James Turrell deals with light and space. He has been inspiring us with his works of art for more than half a century. He says: ''My works are your vision and not so much mine, although your vision is the fruit of mine.''
Multifunctional furniture has been the desire of many designers and manufacturers, but few have succeeded in what Unamu, a company from Spain, has achieved. Idea leader Humberto Navarro, who acquired his design skills and knowledge all over the world, has always wanted to make modular furniture. He poured his passion into the Unamo brand, whose main collections are 3Moods and Essenza. We present you the first.
Stairs are such an everyday and common architectural element that we rarely really pay attention to them. When we expand our thinking framework, however, we soon realize that the purpose of stairs can be much richer than we are used to. In the article below you can see staircases like a dream - a collection of photos of the most beautiful, most unusual and most creative staircases.
The island of Providenciales, which is located in the Caribbean archipelago, is considered one of the most beautiful, as it is surrounded by turquoise seas and white, sandy beaches. The climate is almost perfect, with an average temperature between 27 and 29 degrees Celsius from November to May, making the island especially popular in winter. And as befits such a paradise on earth, a paradise fairy also stands on it. Are you tempted? Well, even though it's a sinfully expensive 'house', we can still take a peek inside.
Cape Town Tree House is the most unusual tree house. It is designed in harmony with the surroundings and placed in a very strategic position to offer visitors wonderful views. If there is a paradise on earth, it is surely in the Cape Town tree house.
Cities are changing their image mainly due to the ever-increasing number of inhabitants. Urban planners thus have their hands full, as the infrastructure must be constantly adapted to the needs of the times. Those best dogs try to be even one step ahead of him. Larger cities with rivers running through them have an added challenge, bridges. Bridges connect banks, we also like to attribute symbolic value to them. But in cities they also have to "open the door" to river traffic. Let's take a look at 10 stunning drawbridges.
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.