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Flikr Personal Concrete Fireplace
Flickr have introduced a new square format to their popular personal concrete fireplace. Fueled by rubbing alcohol, the stylish Flikr fireplace runs on easy-to-find rubbing alcohol, and brings the undeniable allure of an open flame inside, letting you enjoy the dancing flames of a well-contained fire anywhere in your home. Made from non-absorbent, specialised cement that can withstand up to 3000-degree heat, each fireplace provides a burn time of around 50 minutes for every 5 ounces of rubbing alcohol.



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EVRGRN DOWNTIME HAMMOCK - Image

EVRGRN DOWNTIME HAMMOCK
Another cool product from Rei´s Evrgrn collection, the Evrgrn Downtime Hammock is a must have if you love chilling outdoors. Its hanging design, with high strength straps, makes it sort of like a sofa, allowing you to sit in a more upright position, ideal for eating, or just talking to your friends. It comes in a carry shoulder bag which makes it really portable and versatile. You also get large side pockets to store up anything you want like books, snacks, or mobi...
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KERAMIKUS CERAMIC KNIVES - Image

KERAMIKUS CERAMIC KNIVES
Keramikus Kitchen Knives are a set made from special black ceramic zirconian dioxide materials that won´t oxidize, rust or disseminate bacteria. The black color derives from the fact that they stay longer in furnaces, which makes them also harder than their white ceramic competitors. The grips have faceted handles that contribute for easier handling and give them a minimal, industrial, modern and super cool look. Designed and developed by Art. Lebedev Studio, to ma...
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Land on Water - Image

Land on Water
Building on water has gained popularity as a result of growing awareness of sea level rise and an increased risk of urban floods, but current options, such as concrete foundations filled with polystyrene and plastic pontoons, are rigid, challenging to move, and incredibly unsustainable. A new system of straightforward, flat-packed modules made of recycled reinforced plastic has been envisioned by Danish maritime architecture studio MAST. These mo...
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