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Ein Bulli als Bett

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Das vielleicht schönste Bett, das ich mir vorstellen kann. Ein Bulli fürs Schlafzimmer aus dem Hause Circu.

Bun Van is a bed, reinvented by Circu. This bed is perfect to bring some fun and imagination to rooms! Inspired in one of the most iconic and magical symbols of fun and freedom! This is one of the most remarkable vehicles ever produced. Few other vehicles have the ability to turn heads and conjure a spirit of freedom, adventure and open roads.

The exterior of this piece is made in fiberglass with chrome plated finishes; the inside is made in palisander wood veneer. Inside it contains several storage compartments, a bed, a tv, a secretary, a mini bar and a sofa.

DIMENSIONS
Width: 400 cm | 157.5″
Depth: 185 cm | 72.8″
Height: 220 cm | 86.6″

Preis auf Anfrage, aber bestimmt nicht billig.

https://youtu.be/mPq_vF86XfI
(Direktlink, via Tyrosize & Willy)

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Eleplanter

Hübsches für die Küche: der Eleplanter von Designer Scott Henderson

The Eleplanter is a self-watering porcelain kitchen planter perfect for growing herbs by the windowsill. Eleplanter’s generous water reservoir will hold water for 2-weeks of continuous hydration, which seeps into the plant’s soil through tiny weep holes. Watering is done through the Eleplanter’s trunk, preventing soil-filled overflow on the kitchen counter.


(via Swissmiss)

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Festivalzelte aus Pappe: KarTent

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Niederländische Designer haben mit KarTent ein voll recyclebares Zelt aus Pappe entwickelt, das wohl auch oder gerade für Festivalbesucher gedacht ist. Es hat eine Tür und Fenster. Laut Angaben der Hersteller kann das Teil bis zu drei Tage Regen wegstecken, was hierzulande zeitlich hin und wieder eng werden könnte. Dennoch ein toller Ansatz, gerade wenn man sich so manches Festivalgelände mal ansieht, nachdem die Massen dort weg und ein Teil ihrer Kunststoffzelte noch immer da sind.

This causes a lot of waste, and as you can imagine, it is not very friendly for the environment: all the tents that were designed to last go to the landfill after just one use. This is why we came up with the KarTent, a temporary festival tent made entirely out of cardboard. The cardboard allows for easy recycling of the tent; after the festival the tent can go directly to the paper recycling industry so that they can re-use your tent to make toilet paper, schoolbooks, shoe boxes or other romantic things!

Of course the tent is waterproof. It will stand and keep you dry for a guaranteed 3 days of constant rain.

But our tent has more cool stuff to it! Because it is cardboard, it can be easily printed. This means that if you want, we can print your personal crazy photographs, texts, or drawings on the tent! For the first time in human history, it is possible to sleep in a habitat with a picture of Chuck Norris on it. No one will dare to bother you now!

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(via LikeCool)

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