Posted on May - 03 - 2011
Homes tend to give sense of security and confidence to the occupants. This applies not only to the house itself, but the space in the yard as well. Garage door repair companies work with the owners for years to ensure that this is the case. With high technology products and ease of installation or repair, any home can become the safest place on earth.
Older garage doors, like in many homes in America today, are giving the opportunity for future garage door accidents or criminals to take advantage of this mistake. Read full post…
Posted on April - 30 - 2011
The possible fridge of the future, the LG Smart Fridge, has finally been revealed to the general public. The electronics giant has created a tech-savvy fridge unlike any other currently on the market.
The LG Smart Fridge has a touchscreen featuring apps such as a weather tracker and notepad. The fridge can also keep track of everything that is coming and going and can even suggest recipes based on your current stock of food. The inventory can be remotely accessed online, meaning youll never have to worry about coming home with an extra (insert grocery item here) again.
The fridge also has three different power settings, which, like the inventory, can be accessed and changed remotely.
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Posted on April - 29 - 2011
It isn’t the first time that I feature work from Vincent Van Duysen here. I’m a big admirer of the The Totem line that he created for Dutch design brand Pastoe. Today we are going to look at an armchair that he created for Italian brand Poliform.
In case you aren’t familiar with Vincent’s work here is a small introduction. Vincent Van Duysen is a Belgian architect, furniture designer and more. He doesn’t want things to be clear as to what he does, he wants to provoke infinite curiosity. He got his start as an assistant to Aldo Cibic in the legendary Milan studio of Ettore Sottsass.
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Posted on April - 28 - 2011
BURO signed by the two English designers Jeremy and Adrian Wright is new collection of Lexon, a line of practical and aesthetic objects, adapted to our daily lives.
