Light Bench

I don't know about you but I like this a lot! When I first saw this I was aesthitically appealed right away and if I had a house with a huge back yard I would have this. Light Bench by Frellstedt, Germany, is based on modern RGB LED lighting technology. Thanks to LED it can be lighted in millions of adjustable shades of hard or soft colors. Choose from a fixed hues set or a predefined set of changing colors. Relax in your favorite atmosphere by letting the Light bench smoothly transition from one hue to the other. The bench is suitable for indoor and outdoor, and is weather resistant and rugged. Several benches can be combined together for a more dramatic look. It operates by an individually pre-programmed remote control that is simple and intuitive to use. Almost an art object, the Light Bench creates the right presence in creative and communicative environments. Again thanks to its LED lighting technology it only requires about 95 watts of electric power which keeps operating costs down and protects the environment.

I Gotta Get This For My Krib!

RainMan is a decanter that plays with the traditional way of transporting water from a container to a drinking glass. The distinctive feature of the decanter is the eight holes that contribute to a unique identity not only when in use but it also gives the product a unique visual identity. Besides creating a different pouring experience the shape also works in an excellent way to decant the wine just as it prevents ice and pieces of lemon from being poured into your glass when using it for water.

I BET STEVIE WONDER HAS ONE OF THESE!

If I was a pianist I would most definitely have one of these. That's if I could eventually afford the $120,000 price tag. But I think that it would be well worth it.

Dope!!!

Man I really need to go to Tokoyo. The above pictures are from the Claska Hotel in Meguro, Tokoyo. I would have this thing full of sneakers! By making these functional rooms, they make guests feel comfortable even in such a small space (18m2). Therefore,they concentrated most of the necessary function in the wall. For example, most lights in the room are indirect lights from the wall. Also furniture such as a closet, desk and chair were built-in the wall. Guests get most of their things done with minimum movement by dealing with one wall.

I Gotta Get One of These!

I saw these earlier last year and I got to get one of these! It can change to red, blue, yellow, or green. Which one is your favorite? Click here for more pics.