Not enough land? This is what you can do. The Fukadas bought a hillside land and use metal girders to support a house. Not funny people, this cliff house has no problems with the structure since it was built 40 years ago. And it is presumably sturdy enough to have survived some moderately strong earthquakes. This is in Japan. Video after the jump. Continue reading “Not Enough Land for House?”
Print Your Toast is a toaster concept designed by Othmar Mühlebach which is inspired by a desktop printer. Insert your bread at the top like you put the A4 paper on your printer and the slice is printed onto the plate below. This design has won the second prize at the Berner Design Award. Continue reading “Print Your Toast”
If you got a lot of binder clips in your office you ca make your self a dock, a dock for your Apple iPhone or iPod Touch. To be exact, you just need a total of 15 binder clips to build this dock. Check out the tutorial video after the jump. Continue reading “DIY iPhone Binder Clips Dock”
This Vanilla Trika was built by a bike maker named Sacha White. This project cost him $10,000. This bike was made for his daughter and features the finest components with a Brooks leather saddle, cro-moly frame, headset from Campagnolo, front hub and rear wheels from Phil Wood and front end forks fashioned from stainless steel. If you are loaded and interested in getting one. One more shot after the jump. Continue reading “Vanilla Trike”
Do you often use Gmail? If yes you may want to get this Gboard. It is a USB-powered keyboard with 19 finger-friendly buttons. It measures 4.88 X 3.5 X .38 in / 12.3 X 8.8 X .9 mm and priced at $19.99. Continue reading “Gboard”