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Ljubljana is richer for the new charming cafe Tam Tam, furnished in the style of a comfortable nostalgic salon. The interior is an excellent backdrop for morning coffee or afternoon refreshments, and in the summer we can also sit in their summer garden with a view of Miklošičev Park.
Flight attendant fashion is constantly changing. How could it not, when narrow aisles on airplanes were seen as fashion catwalks for a long time. When the first commercial flights appeared in the 1950s, flying was not just a journey from point A to point B, but a flight was a vacation in itself. The role of flight attendants was equally glorified. In the book Up in the Air, author Betty Riegel revealed how they were expected to have the looks of supermodels, the skills of housewives and the skills of lifeguards. Let's take a look at the fashion of flight attendants through time.
Architect Jeffrey Pelletier turned the basement of his house in Seattle into Lego heaven, where we can find around 250 thousand different pieces of Lego bricks. Can you imagine having this as a kid? Anyway, Lego blocks marked the childhood of many children, including Pelletier's. Last but not least, it is their "fault" that he is an architect today. Unlike most architects, he not only visualizes his ideas in AutoCAD, but also builds them from Lego bricks. This was also the case with the house in which he lives and where the Lego basement is located.
Slovenia did not go unnoticed at Milan Expo 2015, as professional architectural publications write enthusiastically about our exhibition space or pavilion. The pavilion is designed in five prismatic shapes, placed on a geometrically varied surface, which with its shape resembles a working surface. The pavilion represents Slovenian geographical landscapes and symbolizes the growth of fundamental ideas of sustainable development. The slogan “I FEEL SLOVENIA. Green. Active. Healthy.”
Are you also obsessed with food photography? Enjoying food through a lens? Then watch out! The latest trend among Foodie Instagrammers now are special Foodography dinners and workshops in Israel. So if you were wondering why young people are flocking there lately, it's not some religious event, but the fault of Carmel Winery, one of the oldest wineries there, which turned the promised land for the Jews into the promised land for a generation of foodie Instagrammers.
Before the advent of smartphones, which, hand to heart, are as similar as an egg to an egg, the mobile landscape was not so monotonous. It's so hard to find a really ugly phone these days, but if we go back just a few years, we have a whole series of them. And if today the struggle takes place mainly on the price-quality relation, once there was so much more experimentation with design. And as in fashion, there were hiccups. Okay, let's leave out the currently hot LG G4, which has an animal skin on the back and is a potential candidate for this category. Here are the truly ugliest cell phones of all time.
The bathroom floor is usually never its main attraction. But thanks to Imperial Interiors 3D floor coverings, you can turn your bathroom into a dream haven, a place with crystal clear sea and sandy beach that you dream of spending your vacation there one day. So don't have the floor just as a background anymore, let everything else in the room become a background for them and let the room become your dream destination.
Kim Welling is a Dutch artist who solved the puzzle of how to give an experience in the most imaginative way possible. Namely, she designed charming boxes from matchboxes, which comfort us with tiny 3D messages that we discover inside them.
Rare portable grills are truly portable. They are either clunky, heavy, or take a long time to cool down. The GoBQ grill does not suffer from any of these faults. It is compact, light and foldable, as it is made of flexible silicone glass fibers that can withstand extremely high temperatures. It can be assembled in just 20 seconds and requires no tools, and it folds like a camping chair. You can order it on Indiegogo.

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