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

ELEVATE | PORTABLE STANDING WORKSTATION

Elevate comes from New Zealand, a solution to get a better balance between working sitting down and standing up. Elevate transforms any table or working station that you use sitting down, into a more ergonomically designed standing work post, no more need to bend over your keyboard to see what´s on your monitor´s screen. It´s lightweight, portable, with a great design, easy to assemble and disassemble and to define the different height levels you want to put to u...
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CHICAGO ANSARADA OFFICE

Our dream office this week was developed by Sydney-based firm Those Architects. The spacious loft-like office belongs to Ansarada (a growing young tech company) and spreads across an 880 sqm area on the fifth floor of an old warehouse. The old materials, exposed bricks, posts and beams are still present and mixed with modern details and materials. A giant black box volume sits at the center of the space and defines the three zones of the office, it is detailed with ...
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ORUC HOUSE

Tucked away in the wooded region of Mineral del Monte, Hidalgo, the Oruc House is an architectural marvel that merges modern design with nature. Designed by adventurous homeowners Lore and Carlos, the house sits on a steep slope embraced by trees, creating a tranquil retreat. Built on a challenging topography, it integrates seamlessly into the landscape, with access from both its highest and lowest points, blending into the surrounding forest. Visitors ...
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