Retro Patents

There is a new trend in turning old technology into decorative art that hangs on your wall. Framed Tech pays homage to the biggest tech icons such as outdated gadgets and vintage consoles by disassembling them and laying all parts out in an ultra-organized fashion, creating modern works of art. Another like-minded company is Retro Patents, which sells limited edition vintage patent prints that helped shape the technology, design and gaming industries. There beautiful bespoke prints are based on some of the keystone inventions of our generation from companies such as Apple, Google, Amazon, Sony, AirBnB and more.

THE FLOYD SHELF

The same guys behind the popular Floyd Leg have now presented the Floyd Shelf. The principle is very similar, turn any plank of wood laying around at home or at the office, and turn it into a useful shelf. Simply securely mount the brackets to the wall and clamp your desired piece of flat wood to create one cool, rustic looking shelf. Available in a choice of white, black or red....
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WINDCATCHER AIRPAD 2

Windcatcher Air Pad 2 is a new inflatable mattress that features a really awesome inflating system that will blow your mind away, its especially developed inflating valve allows you to use your whole breath power. Unlike conventional constrictive systems where you can only get a few gulfs of air at a time with great effort, Windcatcher amplifies your whole breath (ten times), keeping it inside, thus allowing you to inflate with just a few breaths, with almost no eff...
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ESCHER TINY HOUSE

We have come across some very cool tiny houses over the years, but until now nothing beats the Alpha Tiny House by New Frontier Tiny Homes. Where could they possibly go from there? Well, the answer is the Escher Tiny House, a model that´s bigger, pricier, and maximizes luxury and living space. Based on a 33ft (10m) long triple-axle trailer, the multi functional home features a well thought maximization of space, and boasts several trend-forward details that set it a...
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