Following an analysis of the relaxation phenomenon through swinging motion, scientifically proven to be beneficial for humans, and inspired by waterbeds, four-poster beds, and hammocks, inventor John Huff created the concept of a bed based on the idea of a suspended omni-pendulum.
On the Indonesian island of Bali, there is a town, Ubud, known as an important cultural and arts center for the island. It is also a magnet for tourists, with attractions including beautiful beaches, stunning views, and enchanting ceremonies in temples.
We're already in the midst of summer and vacations are fully planned. But that doesn't mean we can't start making plans for how and where we'll spend the winter holidays or what to visit next year.
A hotel in China has bypassed the employee hiring process because its entire staff is made up of robots. From receptionists to maids and porters, the Pengheng Space Capsules hotel in Shenzhen, China, has built its workforce instead of hiring it.
The construction is a residence in Depok, Indonesia, designed by the Budi Pradono team and featuring a theme of coexistence between elements.
Across all areas of our existence, we return to our origins, to the basic elements. We encounter this trend in food, clothing, and why not also in home decorations.
The revolutionary zero-energy house was created long ago, but only recently has a series of images emerged to showcase it.
A Toronto artist decided to bring the latest art trend, street art, directly onto furniture pieces.
The pieces created by Benjamin Nordsmark can be considered more works of art than simple furniture items, as they are inspired by famous artists.
If you're interested in spending your winter vacation in an extraordinary destination, the glass igloo village belonging to Hotel Kakslauttanen is the ideal option.
In a playful manner reminiscent of Salvador Dali's melting clocks, Chilean artist Livia Marin, currently based in London, has created intriguing porcelain pieces that appear to be dripping and melting.
