Bird Buddy

Meet Bird Buddy, a state-of-art bird feeder. Created by top tech software and gaming experts, this smart, AI-powered feeder lets you know when you have a feathered friend stopping by, but it also captures their photo and video and organizes them all in a fun gamified mobile app. Through the camera or the built-in microphone it can identify the bird by its looks or its singing, kind of like Shazam but for birds. Bird Buddy adds a fantastic technological aspect to bird watching which captures that magical moment, because you can never get as close to your shy featherly friends as this camera can. Users can then share their images and create their own collections. watch the video below

Soak Wood-Fired Hot Tub

The Soak Wood-Fired Hot Tub combines two super cozy things, a wood fire and a hot tub, just reading the name makes you want to get comfy and enjoy this combo. This bath tub was designed to be outdoor for enjoying a nice hot bath while in contact with nature, you can heat up the water with wood, but you may also get a propane option, just in case. With a minimal design, featuring straight lines, a great blend between steel, aluminium and wood, it has a sleek look and...
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POISSON BLANC CABIN

This minimalist snow-white cabin disappears into a wintry lakeside within a forest in Laurentides, Canada. Anchored in the bedrock of a sloping terrain, the 1200 square feet (112 square metres) dwelling takes its cues from the rugged topography of its location, revealing an angular and monolithic architecture. Designed by Montreal-based Naturehumaine Architects, the retreat embraces the beautiful landscape, it is a simple abstract white volume characterized by a ser...
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CHRIS LABROOY PRINTS

Based in Scotland, Chris LaBrooy is a digital artist who has created work for brands such as Apple, Nike, Porsche, Time Magazine and Louis Vuitton. With the arrival of more advanced CGI technology and software, Chris saw an opportunity to explore the medium in itself with which he could subvert and twist familiar everyday things into new typographic and sculptural forms. His impossible compositions are odd and alluring because they appear hyper-real, though every si...
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