Luminoodle Task Light

Luminoodle Task is a flexible utility light strip that opens up a whole new world of lighting possibilities. The 3,600-lumen work light is ultra-thin and bendable, plus it wraps, magnets, and snakes where you need it most. The practical light has a weatherproof IP7 rating and glows with a light temperature of 5000K (for a natural light feeling). It can mount almost anywhere, and with the help of a simple built-in link loop, you can have multiple noodles attached together. You can choose between a two-foot-long USB-powered model, a five-foot-long 12V-powered model, or a trio of daisy-chainable (three max) two-foot-long models. watch the video below

SEASCAPE RETREAT

Designed by Patterson Associates Architects, the Seascape Retreat is a nomad´s dream come true. Located on a rock escarpment in a tiny boulder strewn in New Zealand´s South Pacific cove, the romantic beachside cottage was built using only locally sourced materials, and includes only a lobby, living/sleeping room, small kitchen and a bathroom, all with breathtaking views of the beautiful surroundings. Located in a remote landscape, the house is accessible only by far...
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BALINT HOUSE | BY FRAN SILVESTRE ARCHITECTS

Projected by Spanish Architecture studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos, the spectacular Balint House celebrates minimalism in architecture at its very best. Located in a suburban region of Valencia - Spain, the home´s prominent design feature is a profoundly elliptical form, with almost seamless surfaces, and large open spaces that flow indoors and out. The imposing elliptical structure features a swooping roof and deep cantilevers over its two symmetrical ends, one fa...
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DOG HOUSE SOFA | BY SEUNGJI MUN

The "Dog house Sofa" is part of a line of pet furniture designed for the Korean brand ”m.pup”. It was created by designer Seungji Mun and enhances the harmony between humans and pets. If you have dogs at home you will know about their obsession with sofas, this piece of furniture is good enough for whetting their curiosity. source...
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