What could you do with just 90 square feet of space? Well if you’ve got an eye for design, like the creators of the BoxBox, you could just convert this tiny place into a fully functional living space! Taking two months to develop at a cost of less than $100 per square foot, the Box/Box was built with an economical design. Sitting snug in the interiors of a 2,500 square foot space, the Box/Box is accessible via a ladder that takes you up to the loft where this one is conceived. Using 25,000 spheres with a fire retardant intumescent coating clad the walls; this little space made livable in a storage loft contains a bed and a closet.

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Well what do you know! A once-in-a-blue-moon phenomenon is yet to happen again, and this time we’re sure excited. Now concept cars are meant to be just what the name suggests, concepts. They very rarely hit the assembly line and are produced, and even if they are, in limited editions. Volkswagen’s concept, the XL1 however will soon be more of a reality than just a bunch of sketches and renderings and will also be one of the most efficient cars to drive around. The XL1 is a plug-in hybrid car and packs a two cylinder diesel engine that can extend its range when the batteries run out of juice. The car will give a good 260 miles per gallon, enough to make users travel far on a bit of fuel.

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These stunning speakers built by Minnesota-based industrial designer Adam Moller, can give you the get the effect of wearing headphones without actually wearing them. Unlike other speakers which project music as volume, Klang Ultrasonic Speakers work by projecting music as ultrasound waves. These speakers can focus their beam of sound so tight that only you can hear it. In fact, you can tune each speaker to send sound to just one of your ears, giving true binaural stereo. However if you want to fill the entire room with music just open the beam back up until the glasses are trembling.

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When it comes to strong and tough watches, we’ve never come across a time piece this strong. Perfect for those adventure sports lovers or the clumsy one’s who keep cracking their watch screens, this one designed by Adi from Israel, the watch has one dial for seconds, one for minutes and another for hours and is made of pure shiny titanium. The watch has a rugged look and feel with the three screws on its face. The three crowns help change the hand positions. The red hand denotes the hours while the blue and black are for the minutes and seconds respectively.

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Nothing gets better than compact tools that you can carry just about anywhere. This versatile screwdriver we came across sure packs in a load of innovative and creative design with a bunch load of practicality. By Chinese designer Arthur Xin of Sexin Design, this one known as the Soft Screwdriver has a very useful handle indeed. The handle snugly packs in the remaining interchangeable screwdriver set. And it’s wrapped around. So every time you need a different type of a screwdriver end, just unwrap the handle, pull out the suitable one, and there you have it!

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Why stick to a 10-inch screen when your tablet could extend the view a lot more! That’s what MSI thought while coming up with this one. Using a projector built into a rotating drum, this tablet comes preloaded with Windows 7, powered by Intel. MSI also plans to develop and release an Android-powered, ARM-based variant too. MSI hasn’t come up with a pricing and isn’t targeting a specific audience yet. This one sure is a unique tablet though, taking away all those restrictions of screen-size that we have on contemporary tablets.

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We’ve seen flap phones before. These stylish phones are made to look beautiful and grab a load of attention. For ages now, they’ve all stuck to the conformist two part design, with the screen on on part, and the keypad on the other. Revolutionizing the flap phone is the Flip Phone. Thise beautifully designed phones sure made our eyes pop in wonder. Designed by Kristian Ulrich Larsen, the phone features three rich and crystal clear AMOLED screens. Jaws dropped already? Read on. Held together by a soft steel mesh hinges, the phone comes packed with the Android software, making it completely customizable. That’s not all. The phone also features a full scale QWERTY keyboard for easier text input.

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Ever wondered what the offspring of a car and a motorcycle would probably look like? Well, this sure seems to be the ideal mix of the two. Designed by Jay Brett, the SUB G1 is a three-wheeled contraption that combines motorcycle and technology with a driving experience. The vehicle uses two wheels on the front axle while the third wheel keeps the G1’s backside from scraping the ground. The headlights rest in the nose like front of the G1 with the indicators attached near the front wheels. Oh, and this certainly isnt a vehicle you can enjoy a family drive with. It has just one seat.

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As time flies by, the homes we live in are getting smaller. Talking about small homes, we came across a neatly packed living space that doesn’t take up too much of space, and makes sure you don’t lose out on any creature comforts either. Known as the SustenHOME, this one was designed by Héctor Alcalá and has a floor plan of just 33 square meters. Well, the little space it takes up doesn’t stop it from boasting out loud a living room type area, a kitchen, a bathroom, a closet and a bedroom too. And the best part, it’s foldable. Just like those tents we learned to assemble at Boy Scouts, the SustenHOME folds up from flat surface. Now it does have a pretty confusing shape, and we found it difficult figuring out which was the front end.

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If you work in an office with a mighty long work table shared by a few others and prefer to work in a bit of privacy, here’s the perfect contraption to take along and fix up! By design studio Kawamura-Ganjavian, the Giraffe Divider is a portable spatial divider for office use. Now we’re guessing this one gets its name from its four long legs. It helps divide an open plan office space well, allowing for privacy at work. Also, it does not affect the openness of a room’s layout and fits in minimally. Dividing your work space isn’t all the Giraffe does. It also works as a notice board and a hub for devices that need an electrical connection.

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Till date, a Rolls Royce passing by turns a dozen heads around, with a few whistles and gasps of wonder. Well, this Rolls Royce sure made us choke on our breath the first few times we saw it, and our eyes watered away with the long stare we’ve been giving it. Designed by Jeremy Westerlund, this Rolls Royce concept car called the Apparition combines the past, present and future of luxury cars and is the best thing to spend your life’s savings on indeed. Oh, and if you’re worried about driving it by yourself, taken that it has just one seat, look again. The driver sits up front, while the passengers have plenty of room behind with a palatial and private.

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Natural lighting now is a lot brighter, with the Pure Sunlight design. Essentially using the principals of reflection, the device designed and constructed by Norwegian design studio, Igland Design, the Pure Sunlight simply reflects the rays of sunlight streaming in from your window, around the room. No need for batteries, energy storage space, generators or anything alike. This one is as natural as can be, keeping the ambient light in your room to your satisfied best. To adjust the mirror, simply twist the knobs on the Pure Sunlight’s sides, adjusting it to the sun’s rays.

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We’ve seen concept bicycles before. A few really compare to this one though. By Evan Solida, the Rael looks great and functions fantastically too. The bike is designed in a way making a regular carbon-fiber road-bike safer to ride. Now this one needs no mirrors and you don’t need to crane your neck to look who’s honking behind. It sports a Cervellum Hindsight digital rearview camera hidden in the seat-stays that continuously records a loop of video and if it detects a crash with its accelerometer, it keeps recording for ten seconds and then stops, keeping the footage as evidence! Somewhat of a blackbox for a bicycle, the bike also sports a 3.5-inch transflective (viewable in sunlight) LCD screen mounted on the handlebars working as a digital rear view mirror.

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One look at OIL The reception desk will make anyone skip their heartbeat not only looking at the brilliant design but also gazing at beautiful legs of the receptionist standing across it.. Anna Neklesa has designed this desk which combines style and taste. OIL is made from Corian - a solid surface material. It is created of acrylic polymer and alumina trihydrate. Warning..only women with beautiful legs apply for work at offices who have these stunning desk.

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We’ve seen those old gramophones before, in museums or probably resting in grandpa’s attic, collecting dust in the days of the mp3 and digital audio players. We’ll we’ve forgotten the fact that old records and record players are a lot more than just show pieces we’d come across in fancy restaurants. Giving the record player a new life is the Turnstyle designed by designer R.D. Silva. Now Silva decided to do away with that large cone shape that old record players sported, instead hooking up this contraption to a speaker. Also, the designer has kept it as simple as it could be, without too much of skin, with the entire structures bones exposed.

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