The Porthole

The Porthole is the name of the glass infuser for liquids designed by Crucial Detail design studio in Chicago. It was a very successful project on crowdfunding site Kickstarter. Made of iron and glass, the beautiful infusion vessel can be used to make all kinds of drinks, but also as a work of art. Cocktails, salad dressings, coffee, tea and other infusions, all this can be done with The Porthole vessel. Just load it with fruit, herbs or whatever else you want, press the glass plates against one another and pour the liquid through the opening.

The product received an investment of $736,000 trough backers on Kickstarter. To better understand why it was such a success, watch the video after the jump.

LAKE HOUSE

The Lake House by Blaq Arquitectos is a stunning example of modern architecture that seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings. This contemporary home is located on the shores of a lake in Chile, and its design takes full advantage of its breathtaking views. One of the standout features of the Lake House is its use of large windows and open spaces, which allow for an abundance of natural light and a seamless connection between the interior and ex...
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V4 HOUSE | BY MARCIO KOGAN

This has to be one of the most amazing properties we have come across this year. The "V4 House" in Sao Paulo - Brazil, was designed by renown Architect Marcio Kogan. The main feature is the lack of walls, making the interior flow effortlessly onto the lush outside environment. The stunning property has not gone unnoticed in the architectural world, it has been nominated under the House category of the 2012 World Architecture Festival. Other breathtaking houes...
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EVEL KNIEVEL STUNT CYCLE

One of the most lusted after toys of the 1970s was the legendary Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle, and now it is back in production! The nostalgic toy consists of a wind-up motorcycle with an articulated action figure of the legendary stuntman that you can mount on the bike in a variety of poses. Then, to operate, simply wind it up, and release it to send Evel shooting forwards and up over whatever ramp you have constructed in front of him. After all, watching a wind-...
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