Lego Titanic

Attention Lego collectors, Lego has unveiled the largest building set ever! The new 9,090-Piece Titanic is now the largest lego model ever released! With its dimensions, this huge building set is also an asset to your home decor. The faithful recreation of the legendary ship when fully built is 17 inches (44 centimetres) high, 53 inches (135 centimetres) long and 6 inches (16 centimetres) wide. The stunning replica has an incredible level of details incorporating cargo cranes, swimming pools, lifeboats, promenades, and multiple decks. The whole ship breaks into multiple sections to reveal its inner structure. In total you need to patiently connect 9,090 bricks to make the ship.

FRAMED TECH

Framed Tech pays homage to the biggest tech icons such as outdated gadgets and vintage consoles by disassembling them and laying all parts out in an ultra-organized fashion, creating these modern works of art. The series includes deconstructions of PS3 controllers, the original Atari and its cartridges, to several generations of iPhone. Each disassembled gadget comes in a lightbox frame so you can show your love for these great tech icons by proudly displaying them ...
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BARRANCAS HOUSE | BY EZEQUIEL FARCA

The Barrancas House is our latest house crush, situated in Mexico City, Mexico, this stunning residence was originally built in the seventies, but has recently been redesigned by Architect Ezequiel Farca. The challenge was to create a house that through different multifunctional spaces could generate a feeling of expectation and surprise. The structure, completely surrounded by nature, takes advantage of the large floor to ceiling windows to enhance the natural shap...
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DECK CHAIR | BY BERNHARD BURKARD

Clever, simple design by Swiss studio Bernhard Burkard. The minimal Curt Deck Chair has no back legs, it was designed to lean against a wall or rails in a flat angle like a ladder, it´s two diagonal legs with anti-slip coated feet assure the chair stays in place, making it perfectly safe and comfortable to sit. All you have to do is place your confidence in physics... via Gadget Review...
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