Articles tagged with: lifestyle
Posted in Designer, News on 3 July 2008
If you are planning to switch to another job just because the current job sucks (people, location) then I would suggest reserving a desk for yourself in a corporate park. The change in ambiance would surely enlighten your mood. And why I mention for dear bloggers’ is because changing workplace for bloggers’ is an easy thing (especially for free lancers) and is expected to reap benefits in terms of their speed and quality. London is all set to transform its St James’s Park into an al fresco office space for two days (3-4 June) to make professionals realize the advantage of summertime outdoors. The feature-packed park will offer facilities like free wifi accessibility, boardroom, a breakout room, 12-desk clusters along with a pro-active receptionist.�
Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Gaming on 28 June 2008
With every week we put you across latest versions of foosball table and following the exercise is this week’s offering of Robotic Foosball Table from The University of Adelaide by engineering students Tammy Chau, Jason Then, Matthew Turnbull, Sam Wan and Steven Cheng. An out product of their final engineering project, the table is formed utilizing a 96-pinhole camera, LED sensor grid, custom-written software and a precision actuation system, hence offering an access to the table to beat the pants off of a human player.
Posted in Designer, Furniture on 24 June 2008
Featured here is an Illuminating table from Cinimod Studio designed to enhance the appeal of your interiors. Coalescing 3-D arrays of interactive color progress monitored by its surroundings, the Illuminating Table aims at infusing a fresh breath of life in your room. Functional in “generative art†form, the table utilizes algorithms to craft a frequently varying pattern of shades where grouping of exclusively select glass types offer the delusion of a continual sense of room inside the white glass box. When operational, the table format sports all the artwork encumbered onto it, thereby offering an unswerving and upholding interactive and receptive power that allows users be with the artwork.
Possibly developed by Reed Richards, the furniture item can be seen a weapon to enter into the Negative mode.
Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Home Appliances on 24 June 2008
I have a great amount of respect and adoration for products with oxymoron features. And try my level best not to skip the inventions of similar nature. Folowing religiously here is a designer kitchen island by Stefan Price that sports cold and hot, black and white, dark and light, peace and wild aspects of a Chinese cooking. Designed for kitchen whiz Evitavonni, its appeal is a clear indication of the renowned Ying Yang icon with the black geography housing the hob and oven (Yang) while the other pole spreads peace by accommodating the sink, fridge and other things connected with cooling (Ying).
Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Furniture, Health on 19 June 2008
If that bloodsucking schedule of day doesn’t allow you to stay fit and demands your presence at any odd hour then its time to find your way of keeping fit. Yes, if you have an ability of multi-tasking then here stands a JW Treadmill that gives you an opportunity to flaunt your expertise. Equipped with not singular but multi-screen monitors, it turns into a fitness kit on demand. Aptly called as JW Treadmill Desk, this seemingly workstation takes the form of a Walk station when you wish to shake your legs. The revolutionary ergonomic console houses gamut of treadmills relieving you from your task of shunning away old sundry ones in garage.
Posted in Elite Finds of the Week, Luxury on 15 June 2008
Kilan Nakamura reports a $399 air-conditioned bed
YST001: Yamaha’s creation of lightning speakers with in-built three 25W halogen lamps, Courtesy Keo from Akihabaranews
Rigel Gregg from Luxist features Monique Péan designer $25,000 Necklace designed using 12,000 year old mammoth ivory
Japan Offers shampoo less Bubble bath for your poochie, Courtesy GadgetsBlog.
Posted in Designer, Elite Find of the Day, Fashion, Luxury, News, Products, Shopping on 14 June 2008
The history of Karl Lagerfeld and Chanel engaged in production of World’s most outrageous and high-priced sporting goods dates back to ages. Having witnessed the Chanel snowboard with trompe l’oeil “quilting” followed by £1,235 Chanel skis utilized by Victoria Beckham in 2004. And the latest falling in number is Chanel bicycle, a pink Chanel tennis racket fixed with tennis balls. And updating its profile today stands $20,000 fly fishing rod (thanks to Lagerfeld for keeping the forte up) inviting the richie-rich daddy. The Chanel rod is scrupulously tied with monochrome Chanel flies and renowned “double C” logo on its gossamer wings. The flying rod comes packed in a quilted black leather box.
Posted in Apparels, Crystals, Designer, Luxury, Shopping on 12 June 2008
Dare devils or divas can pick this as an opportunity to flaunt their over flowing wealth and revolutionary spirit by inking a neat deal with this $10,000 premium denim jeans. Whilst £640,000 Diamond Jeans by Secret Circus was a perfect contender to express your love for diamonds and invest your spare amount of wealth but those who fall short on budget but high on aspiration can free feel to eye the latest production of diamond jeans from Key Closet.
Designed to bring a revolution into the lifestyle of uber-rich fashionistas, each pair of Jeans features around 1,000 plus Tiffany-set Swarovski crystals, hand-drawn designs and one-carat diamonds digged on each back pocket. Key Closet founder Michael Hong takes pride in such an offering and shares that the jeans is set to appeal those who create trends rather than follow it.
Posted in Designer, Entertainment, Products on 22 May 2008
Basement scuffling was never as interesting as it can be now. Known as the Throwdown Pro Series Circle Cage, it enables you to stay in high spirits while enjoying this right at the basement of your home. The USP of this light-weight and hook-on circle cage can be counted as its unique circular form that does away from the monotonous squarish cages. In order to enter into this, there is a cage access door that is incorporated into the complete design. Its craggy gate features bronze thrust bearings maintained by zinc plated clevis pins that enable an easy pulling off the pulsation caused by the fighters in the boxing ring.
Posted in Designer on 11 May 2008
These days keeping a dog is no ordinary hobby. It needs a good amount of maintenance cost as dogs demand princely behavior. And if you treat your dog like any other family member then here is a dog-house you must buy to pamper your pooches. Called “Dog is a God,†it is a designer creation by Marco Morosini and is unveiled in Italy. The offerings include six designer abodes starting from a moveable luggage design to a trailer design and are retailed per square centimeter. Archetypal of the fashion cognizant Italians, the houses are measured masterpieces and are numbered and autographed by Morosini himself.
