We have had them at home and in the cars and now here is the chance to take it to work. The Zweep is a hand-held vacuum cleaner and is very colourful in bright shades. It is easy to use by just rolling the switch forward to turn on and adjust the power accordingly. The concept was designed by Wenjamin Liang. 
Everyone is trying to find out alternatives to power and some extremely bizarre than others. This design by NL Architects in Amsterdam is quite intriguing. It is called Power Flowers and is supposed to be ideal for crowded areas. It features a tree-like design and a vertical axis design that can produce energy with wind from any direction. It is intended as a tool that can be connected to smart grids and solar panels. It can also apparently be mount on any surface, anywhere – and by the looks of their de signs, seems almost everywhere. 
A flower vase on a table seems sort of cliché now. The Flo Table sure makes the flower-vase concept old, taken that it integrates a vase as a leg! The leg made of transparent glass is a step away from ordinary. The little table can be used to bring your breakfast to bed, or probably as an extended heightened space on your work table. Designed by Kate Pashinova, the lovely table comes in three colors, natural wood, dark wood and white. The rest of it is made of pure wood, adding to the aesthetic beauty of this piece of furniture. 
Need to move out? Unable to find a place for yourself with the money in your wallet? Well, here’s a solution to all your dwelling woes, for just a three-figure sum. A do-it-yourself home that will forever be close to your working space, given that it has wheels and can be moved around, this home was designed by Dai. Now there isn’t too much inside, and if you’re used to all those creature comforts you had back home, this one might just disappoint you. Complete with basics like a bed, a lamp and a water tank inside, this one could just be a better place to live for those who’re reduced to living on the streets. 
Ever had the urge to squeeze the doorknob? Well, you can do just that now, with the Squishy concept by Dieter Volkers. Giving everyday objects the squishy feel, one of the designs is the Door Claxon. Now this one works both, as a doorknob and a doorbell too. You squish it and it honks away to glory. The Clamps keep away the traditionally hard handle, instead opting for the squishy feel. That’s not all. Volkers designs also include a Softball Lamp too and a Ball Clamp light. A subtle reminder of torture techniques, these might just have men freak out instinctively at first. 
Dancing your calories away has never been an easy option before. Well, you don’t really need to enroll in a dance class just to keep those extra pounds away anymore, neither do you need to skip to the gym every now and then. You could instead, step on to the “Shake It!” and dance away to your favorite music instead! This one, designed by Ai Pheng Yeap, somewhat reminded us of those video games that require you to dance and the colored lights you step on. Also, the “Shake It!” connects to other devices like itself, allowing you to dance to music along with your friends and family! 
We all look out for a comfortable chair to ease-off after a busy and difficult day. Here’s a chair that’s just perfect to calm your nerves. Designed by Maclovia, this chair is a concept design and provides one with all the relaxation and aesthetic value needed. Making sure to keep an eye on the smallest of details, and borrows a function of the good old coffee table, with a storage shelf below for all your books, magazines and tabloids. Comfortable with a low backrest, the chair is the future of furniture design. 
Energy storage units are usually un-movable objects, not really the kind of device you could easily push around your room as per your wills and fancies. The Yill however is a notch away from the usual energy storage unit designs. By Werner Aisslinger, the Yill was developed for Younicos. Capable of providing up to 300 watts of electricity, the device's lithium titanium batteries can store electricity from solar cells and other renewably generated sources and can be wheeled around. This keeps away all those extension cords and powerstrips.
