Malangen Retreat

This beautiful family retreat located in Tromso, Norway, is an award-wining project by Architect Snorre Stinessen. The stunning Malangen Retreat draws inspiration mainly from the gorgeous landscape, it consists of a cluster of accommodation cabins located on a ridge rising from the fjord below and neighbor a lush forest. Each cabin is connected via in-between spaces that provide an experience of being outdoors and symbolizes the transition between spaces and functions. All the individual boxes are clad in cedar panels and treated with iron sulfate, whilst large expanses of glass create a seamless connection with the surrounding landscape.

HOLE FIRE PIT | BY AK47 DESIGN

The Hole Fire Pit designed by AK47, an Italian design studio, is a built-in wood fireplace for outdoor use. The bowl is built into the earth and presents only fire on the scene, concealing the opening in the ground, you hardly notice that its there, but when the fire is burning the Hole is animated, displaying all its charm, and enveloping the people around it with warmth and discretion. The fireplace is supplied with a grill, becoming a practical barbecue facility,...
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DEFENDIUS LABIRINTH DOOR CHAIN

This is surely the toughest security lock there is, In order to open the lock you need to solve the labyrinth. This innovative lock was designed by Art Lebedev Studio, it´s made of 100% titanium alloy, so there is no other way out, you will have to guide the lock nib through the labyrinth before you can open to door!...
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Yeti Silo 6G Water Cooler

Yeti has announced a new addition to its acclaimed product line, a rugged water cooler. As the name suggests, the Silo 6G holds 6 gallons of icy cold water, and boasts the same rotomolded plastic construction, over-the-top insulation, and burliness that Yeti coolers are famous for. It also features a pour spigot for quick filling of water bottles, large carry handles and latches, and a grippy top finish that allows it to double as a stool or table. Overall it is a r...
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