Well, just two drops of coffee.

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South Korean designers Je Sung Park and Woo Jung Kwon have finished an extraordinary umbrella -”Air Umbrella.”

This umbrella has no canopy, instead, a slim pipe blows enough air to keep the rain away. The user can control the length of its stem and the scale of air cover at will.This cool, creative design brakes the traditional thought on the shape of umbrellas. It is also eco-friendly as it reduces the use of plastics.[1]

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Dialogue of Emotions

Dialogue of Emotions is a project by Guðmundur Ingi Úlfarsson, it’s dialogue between pleasant and unpleasant emotions.

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Koi Klub founder Yoske Nishiumi debuted an intricate and detailed transformation sculpture of a symbolic koi fish into an Asics.

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What may smell …  Orwell?  Or Edgar Allan Poe? Or Marquis de Sade?

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It is dubbed the Voglreiter Auto Residence and it has been designed by German architect Markus Voglreiter. Simply amazing, this auto residence is located in Gnigl near Salzburg, Austria and the surrounding areas make it look even more beautiful. Transforming the structure of the house into a car was a big challenge as it was originally a 70’s style house and then the architect also had to come up with two separate dwellings to incorporate two generations of a family.[1]

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The inhabitants of ancient Athens were laughing at the fact that Diogenes lived in a barrel.  But the residential module Rollit, created by students of the Germanic University University of Karlsruhe, he hardly wanted to make fun of. Indeed, though he looks like a barrel, but is spacious and multipurpose.

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Really weird idea.

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Flying Sauna  above the Elbe River. Sauna is a cube measuring approximately two by two by two meters. A climb into the sauna of the H3T will have a boat.

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Pretty cool idea for a bookshelf by furniture design guru Ron Arad. A bookshelf shaped like the United States with each state having their own space.

via DesignMilk

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