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

STUNNING RENTAL VILLA IN SOUTH AFRICA

Designed by Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects (SAOTA), this villa named "First Crescent" is a stunning minimalist home commanding a 270 degree view of Lions Head, Campus Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The living spaces are highly transparent to take full advantage of the views. This breathtaking villa can be rented for $1,500 to $5,000 per day, depending on the season....
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MATANZAS CABINS

Anchored to Lagunilla hill in Matanzas (a world capital for Windsurfing and Kitesurfing), a couple of hours away from Santiago, Chile, these two spectacular holiday cabins hover over the Pacific Ocean and offer guests breathtaking views and a mesmerising experience. Designed by Croxatto & Opazo Arquitectos, the La Loica (20m2) & La Tagua (25m2) Cabins are built to embrace the rugged surroundings, and offer spaciousness and luxurious amenities for panoramic v...
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SPIN FIRE TORNADO

Brought to you by the same team behind the Cube Fire Pit, comes this fascinating whirl of flames in a decorative glass cylinder, bringing campfire atmosphere onto your balcony or terrace. The Spin Fire Tornado uses bioethanol fuel for a nearly smokeless and odorless spinning flame which burns for 1.5 hours. The magical effect is achieved by using three guide plates that cause air to rotate even before it reaches the flame. Due to thermal and the chimney effect in th...
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