How to Kill a Chocolate Bunny?
This poor little bunny is attacked by all sides. But it looks so poetic.
“Under the Tree” by Michael Sieger
Designed by Michael Sieger, the Under the Tree garden shower is kept in place by a single ground spike and consists of two pieces for convenient storage and mobility. The Outdoor Shower has a slender geometric form which looks like a small tree the Under the Tree garden shower above you, reaching out a short branch to release an arching spray of water. The tree’s other branches are ideal for hanging towels and clothes, providing a single practical solution for your outdoor showers needs. Conmoto offer the Outdoor Shower for $3,600.
“Ela” by Francesc Rifé
“Ela” sink created by the Spanish designer Francesc Rifé, can be configured as you want . Ela responds to the search of a program which gives purity and simplicity at the habitat spaces as well as wide range of solutions for unifying the elements in the bathroom area.
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Portas Novas by Victor Cañas Arquitecto
Portas novas House by Victor Cañas architects is situated in Guanacaste, a dry tropical province of Costa Rica. It is perched on a large ledge on the north side of a mountain spine that climbs south parallel to the coastline. On the western side it has a spectacular near 180° view of the Pacific Ocean and it’s coast line and to the inland side of the spine it looks over a small valley. This means that the house has two very different view: the openness of the horizon with the sunset to the west and the more intimate but still very wide view of mountainside and isolated neighbors to the east.
Cutting Vase by Loudordesign and Jean-Francois d’Or
Designed by Loudordesign and Jean-Francois d’Or for Ligne Roset, the “Cutting Vase” is a floor-standing vase consisting of 3 narrow adjustable tubes with linking-piece. Steel tubes Ø 5 cm in heights 150, 130 and 110. It is available in gloss white or gloss anthracite finish.
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Moroso’s Bouquet Chair by Tokujin Yoshioka
The Bouquet is created by Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka for or Italian brand Moroso. The fabric squares, or petals, allow the chair’s user to feel embraced, evoking a similar feeling to that of receiving a bouquet of flowers.The petals of the chair are designed to return to their original form once a person stands up – just one of many details that make this creation such a great design.
Method Cabin by Balance Associates Architects
The Method Cabin prefab designed by Balance associates architects combines high design with social and environmental responsibility. They have three different lines of prefabricated cabins available from 800 to over 2000 square feet.
This design has been conceived for sustainability and energy efficiency, and includes FSC certified framing materials, reclaimed fir and cedar siding, energy-efficient lighting and plumbing fixtures, hydronic radiant heating, whole-house ventilation systems, solar options and enhanced insulation
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Non-Newtonian Fluid Dancing on Subwoofer
A non-Newtonian fluid which Looks like little people creeping from the mud. The fluid changes from liquid to solid when exposed to sound or some other agitation.
Via [Core77]
Liz Wolfe’s Artworks
The artwork of Liz Wolfe is almost entirely based around a singular concept: What is responsible for the human brain’s basic perception of “beauty” when judging the world around us? When first seen, the first reaction is rather light compared to the stark themes that arise upon further inspection.
“Paint Or Die But Love Me” by John Nouanesing
Created by the French designer John Nouanesing, “Paint Or Die But Love Me” is a great table concept by french designer John Nouanesing.
With legs and edges shaped to look like dripping paint, the vivacious red table mesmerizes with its glossy surface and buoyant form that reflects the artist’s romantic disposition and hunger for love!
Link Via [Designer Blog] & [Coolbuz]
Munetsugu Hall by Norihiko Dan
At the end of March, Munetsugu Hall by Norihiko Dan was established in Naka Ward, Nagoya. It is located in a residential area, so particular attention was paid to sound insulation. The ceiling of the hall is nearly six meters high, while the flooring is made of 200-year-old Japanese red pine that had been used as beams in an old house.
Ateliers Ruby Helmets
Jerome Coste has developed the luxurious Pavillon helmet taking the inspiration from Steve MacQueen, science fiction, and the great tradition of French luxury.” They are retro in design, but super high-tech and high-lux in materials (think carbon fiber and nappa lambskin).
Wave-Jumping Shark Caught By Photographer Kem McNair
Kem McNair has been taking photos of surfers for 10 years, but he’s never snapped shots like these before.
“It was one of those fluke things. I just happened to be panning the camera right into the shark,” he explained.
His three photos appear to show a shark jumping right out of the water. McNair says his camera takes six pictures per second and he snapped all three in less than a second. He was focused on two surfers when the shark jumped.
CNN.com has a video interview with McNair. Video
Nintendo DS Serves Up; What’s Cooking? With Jamie Oliver
Jamie Oliver will be releasing a handhold cooking game on Nintendo DS.
I’m really excited about bringing a book’s worth of my recipes to a game for the first time. You can cook my recipes for real at home or in the game’s 3D kitchens, but what’s brilliant is that you can come up with your own recipes then share them with your mates and family over wi-fi. Lovely.
The game will include a series of real-time virtual challenges that involve real-life chopping, stirring, and plating; recipe cook-offs with other players; and a timed competition against the clock. All of this will take place in three-dimensional kitchen settings with measures of quality and taste.
Via [Moco Loco]
Electrolux Full Glass Oven
New FullGlass oven from Electrolux has whole glass door that incorporates the control panel, creating a unique look of seamless continuity.The touch sensitive controls use wireless technology without the need for wiring. The handle is integrated in the door to enhance the linearity of design.
Link Via [MoCo Loco] & [Appliancist]
Octopus Escaping through a 1 inch Hole
Octopuses are highly intelligent and probably more intelligent than any other invertebrates. They have an amazing ability to squeeze through tiny crevices, cracks and holes. Observe this octopus sneak its way out of a 1 inch hole.
Via [Google Video] & [Neatorama]
