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Hotel Basico | Playa Del Carmen Mexico | Image

Hotel Basico | Playa Del Carmen Mexico
Hotel Basico is a small boutique Hotel, located a few steps from the sea, next to 5th Avenue in downtown Playa del Carmen, Basico opens its doors with 15 rooms located on two levels. Its distinguished by its industrial decor surprisingly refined, designed by Hector Galvan of omelette. The lobby floor is made of taxi tires, cabanas ara old truck beds and former industrial petroleum tanks have become swimming pools.



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VELAA PRIVATE ISLAND | MALDIVES - Image

VELAA PRIVATE ISLAND | MALDIVES
When planning your next holiday in Maldives have a look at this! Velaa is a new resort still in development in the Maldives, it is a unique combination of indoor and outdoor living spaces. You can choose to stay at a beach bungalow or a romantic water villa, each with a private pool. You will enjoy unparalleled levels of privacy, comfort and luxury. Watch the video...
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GEARBOX TRANSPARENT TURNTABLE
Vinyl records are continuing to experience a resurgence in popularity as audiophiles embrace the retro medium. This new offering by Gearbox is guaranteed to turn heads, a turntable that lets you peek at the innards. How cool is that? The Gearbox Transparent Turntable is inspired by the 1955 Braun PC 3 SV record player designed by Dieter Rams and boasts a transparent casing that allows all of the internal components to be clearly visible from the exterior. It also ha...
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THE LEDGE | SKYDECK CHICAGO - Image

THE LEDGE | SKYDECK CHICAGO
The Skydeck offers a breathtaking view of the city of Chicago. This is a great opportunity to climb the Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower), the worlds tallest building from 1974 until 1998, and see the beautiful architecture of the city and its endless views of Lake Michigan. The more adventurous can go to the "The Ledge", the newest acquisition of the Skydeck, allowing the visitor to walk on a glass floor viewing the city in a different perspective. If you like he...
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