Living on the water isn’t so much of a dream anymore, with houseboats around
An ideal place for love, the Twin Bathtub with space for two
The romantic evening just went bad when the two of you just couldn’t fit into that single bathtub of yours. Taken that you live in a flat and have absolutely no space for a Jacuzzi or a pool, and you just love bath-time with your special someone, this bathtub is just for you! The Twin Bathtub by Matteo Thun and Antonio Rodriguez turns your bathroom into an idea honeymoon suite, without the need of the two of you squeezing, kicking and ultimately stepping out disappointed from your old ceramic one. The Twin Bathtub’s made of wood. This one was inspired by the tradition Japanese soaking tub, the Ofuros. A house beneath the stairs in Shimane, Japan
Beautifully designed stairs at home do add the aesthetic value of your living space. Here’s a house that takes its stairs really seriously. Now you might’ve come across closets being built beneath the stairs. You probably might never have heard of a house built beneath the stairs though. And that’s exactly what we stumbled across in Japan. The house, located in Shimane, Japan, is an architectural masterpiece. The house is shaped like stairs, with the gaps between each step using glass to let in natural lighting. The design also keeps away the rain water from entering in. most of all, this house is as sturdy as can get, taken that its shape makes it immune to earthquakes, just like a pyramid. o3 Oxygen Bottle by Pedro Gomes
Sony unveils the SRS-V500IP portable speaker design

We have seen many iPod docking stations and portable speakers, but none stand apart like the concept SRS-V500IP concept design from Sony. A unique blend of a docking station and portable speaker, the SRS-V500IP is a unique iPod dock which houses a cylindrical speaker that is equipped with a "diffuser panel" that spreads the sound in 360 degrees. What is more, the portable speaker is detachable ad can also fit easily in your cars cup holder. This is a great option if your cars stereo doesn’t work. The speaker needs to be recharged by being placed in the docking station or through the car's cigarette lighter.
Polyurethane safety boots by Adam Nagy
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The Wool Ball Hybrid Humidifier, a great toy for your pet that keeps your air humid
Ever wondered how senselessly stupid the game your cat plays with that woolen ball is? Your cat can now create some humidity for you playing silly games too! Designer Yuan Gu came up with the Wool Ball Hybrid Humidifier, an eco-friendly energy-saving device, a concept humidifier. The device has two operational modes, one of which is the standard mode wherein you connect the humidifier to a power output to work. The hybrid mode is a lot more fun though. The humidifier also recharges by simply rolling it around. Emitting a sound as it rolls, this one generates energy which in turn is used to create the required humidity. So, just leave the Wool Ball Hybrid Humidifier to your pet, and watch while kitty plays around with it and creates some humidity! Personal cooling system that keeps you cooled on the go by Jean-Marc Sheitoyan
Is it too hot out there? Have you been wiping the sweat off your brow every few minutes? Is the weather hot enough to bake a cake in? Well, you don’t need to look for a place with a cool interior or simply stay home on a hot summer’s day anymore. This Active Cooling System by designer Jean-Marc Sheitoyan will make sure you stay cool, on the move. The system in short reduces the human body temperature to make the temperature of the environment a bit more bearable. It was developed with a design team at Mawashi Protective Clothing Inc. Besides just being a cooling agent to keep us cool in hot environments, this one could work well in keeping soldiers cool in hot arid desert areas where they are required to wear heavy camouflages that tend to heat up. Living in just 23 square meters of space, Paul Coudamy’s designs
Space crunches are everywhere, parking lots, homes, office spaces and just everywhere we turn our heads. Paul Coudamy has come up with a way to live, that takes a seriously low amount of space. The interior designer designed this living space that takes up just 23 square meters. It includes a bathroom, a bedroom, place to work and a dresser too! With moving and mobile parts like the bookshelf, this one tucks in all these spaces neatly. And for its aesthetic appeal, it uses a red carmine gloss finish contrasted with white walls. Two way mirrors control the visibility of the hidden spaces with a little help from the lighting. A two way mirror above the basin lets you decide the intimacy between the bathing area and the rest of the living space. 









