Villa Kuro

When all this craziness is over, you will probably want to escape to a place designed with tranquility and relaxation in mind. Nestled on an unfenced 3.6 acres in front of an ancient boulder mountain, in Joshua Tree, California, Villa Kuro is a ranch-style property that was built in 1966, and recently transformed by Los Angeles studio Mini Inno, to deliver this stunning desert hideaway. Fusing natural simplicity with contemporary luxuries, the gorgeous property is inspired by nature and wabi-sabi, the Japanese philosophy about finding beauty in imperfection and embracing it. This is the perfect haven for those seeking a relaxing quiet retreat or romantic getaway. At night, the fire pit and salt water hot tub offer an unparalleled stargazing experience.

PATINA OSAKA HOTEL

Tucked between the ancient ruins of Naniwa-no-Miya Palace and the timeless beauty of Osaka Castle, Patina Osaka blends tradition, design, and wellness into a truly luxurious urban escape. This five-star hotel redefines hospitality with its calm, contemporary spaces, elegant garden views, and 221 meticulously designed rooms that channel Japan's seasonal essence through natural materials and subtle textures. Guests enjoy next-level amenities including ...
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MONOWALKER HIKING TRAILER

If you are a serious hiker and are fed up of the strain on your back and shoulders from carrying a heavy backpak, this could be a good solution, the Monowalker puts all the weight on the back wheel making your hike much more relaxing. Another great feature is the hipbelt, allowing you to walk hands free. If tou are going downhill you can pull the disk brake on the trailer making it an easier descent....
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DANISH PAVILLION AT WORLD EXPO 2010 SHANGHAI | BY BIG

Designed by BIG, the Danish pavilion is designed to give visitors an idea of what it is like to be in a Danish city with cyclists and pedestrians and other integrated sustainable elements such as a harbour bath and a social bench. The Danish exhibition is an unfolded living fairytale book that combines art, images, film, words and sound and invites visitors to try out the Welfairytales themselves. You don’t just read about the city bike, you can ride it....
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