Greenmoxie Tiny House

The Greenmoxie Tiny House is a sustainable, off-grid, eco-friendly retreat that uses a slew of reclaimed materials for everything from the barn wood ceiling and bathroom barn door to reclaimed windows and light fixtures. The functional, innovative 340 square feet green home features solar panels, a roof water recovery system, and low-voltage LED lighting. Other stand out details include the Baltic birch shelving and matching bench, the frameless glass railing in the loft, a storage-integrated staircase, and most notably an electric drawbridge-style deck.

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PIRATE SHIP BEDROOM | BY KUHL DESIGN BUILD

You have to admire the excellent creative work of the Pirate bedroom by Steve Kuhl from  "Kuhl design Build". The bedroom fulfills every boys fantasy, it´s insanely cool. The client wanted to build a one-of-a-kind bedroom, he sure got one...The rope bridge is connected to the top of the jail cell, built to accommodate evil doers, thieves and little sisters....
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SOBRO SMART SIDE TABLE

From the same team that brought you the awesome Sobro Cooler Coffee Table, now comes a connected night stand/table packed with tech features to support your connected lifestyle. The Sobro Smart Side Table packs a wireless charging pad (can juice up two phones), Bluetooth-enabled speakers, four USB ports, two traditional outlets, motion-sensing LED lighting, smart sleep features, plenty of drawer storage space, and a thermoelectric cooling drawer (AKA a beer fridge)....
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AN IMPROBABLE FUTURE PRINTS

An Improbable Future is a unique and captivating Instagram account that explores the future of technology. These awesome graphics, created by a New York-based Industrial Designer, use artificial intelligence to take images of vintage objects, particularly from the 80s and 90s, and transform them into inventions of the future. The designer presents these new design objects as if they are already old, used for unknown missions, creating a sort of archeology of the ...
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