A45 Tiny House

Danish firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has created a very appealing prefabricated tiny house inspired by classic A-frame cabins but with a modern twist. The A45 House has only 180 square feet but offers a maximum ceiling height of 13 ft, it is customizable inside and out, and includes a wood-burning fireplace, a kitchenette, a dining area, a cedar sauna-styled bathroom, a downstairs bed and another loft bedroom reached by ladder. The tiny dwelling is assembled in modules on site, operates off-grid, and is made entirely from recyclable materials. The tiny cabins are to be built by leading manufacturers, customized to the homeowner´s likings, and can be delivered anywhere in the world within a six month lead time.

Sound Reactive LED Mask

A pretty cool campaign has just landed on Kickstarter, developed by Canadian brand Outline Montreal, the Sound Reactive LED Mask integrates art and technology into a very versatile device that mesmerizes anyone who sees it. The cool electro-luminescent mask is powered by phosphorus ink paired with a lithium modulator that converts the sound waves into programmed patterns creating pure organic light. This system can transcribe musical beats into light, reacting to th...
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AQUILA MOBILE SAUNA

The Aquila Mobile Sauna brings the restorative rituals of heat and cold therapy to some of the most beautiful natural settings in the UK. Handbuilt in Devon by the award-winning design studio Out of the Valley, this fully off-grid sauna blends sustainable materials, refined craftsmanship, and thoughtful design to create a transportable wellness retreat unlike any other. Seating up to six people, the Aquila features thermo alder interiors, black larch clad...
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LITTLEBITS

Littlebits is a new electronic building toy for kids, it brings the simplicity of the classic building block to the world of electronics, making science/technology fun and accessible. Littlebits lets kids turn technology inside out. Color-coded electronic Bits modules snap together with magnets to form simple circuits, creating the foundation for young inventors to build anything they can dream of - like an "annoying sibling alarm”, glow-in-the-dark puppets, ...
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