Philips Viva Pasta Maker

Ever wish you could prepare healthier homemade pasta and noodles from scratch at home with ease? The Philips Viva Pasta Maker is a compact, fully automatic solution capable of making up to 400 g of fresh pasta and noodles in just 18 minutes! All you need to do is measure your ingredients (flour, eggs, and water) and add them to the pasta maker. Within minutes, fresh spaghetti, penne, or fettuccine begins extruding from the machine through one of three different cutting discs. And if you want to get daring with your pasta recipes, you can experiment with flavors by adding herbs or veggies to your dough recipe. watch the video below

Jeep Cherokee RC

We have already drooled over the Land Rover Defender RC and the Ford Bronco RC, now our latest RC crush is this fully licensed and highly detailed Jeep Cherokee RC model. This beautifully detailed and faithful reproduction of the 2000 Jeep Cherokee, is the ultimate mix of exceptional engineering and superior scale realism. It comes packed to the brim with impressive new features, including a innovative AR44 Hi-Pinion axle which increases durability, adds ground clea...
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EDC WOODEN TRAYS | BY MAXX & UNICORN CO

If like us you love your EDC, you probably have the same dilemma when entering your home, a place to keep all your essentials. Enter Maxx & Unicorn Co, they make these beautiful trays that organize your everyday carry, so that your keys, your phone, or your favorite pocket knife are ready to go at a moment’s notice. Made from Solid American Cherry with Maple stripes, the trays are finished with a durable, low-sheen varnish, and are available in several styles ...
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HOUSE IN TORRES VEDRAS PORTUGAL | BY PEDRO GADANHO

This is a very original house in Torres Vedras, Portugal. It was designed by Portuguese Architect Pedro Gadanho, all the details and bright colors applied are very unique. It has original objects scattered around, they are functional as well as aesthetic. The giant pill, for example, is the childrens bathroom. The house is composed of twelve environments spread across two floors. Check out the photos, definitely worth a look....
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