Big Ass Garage Light

Big Ass Garage Lights sure look tough and rugged and the 7 year warranty they come along with sure make a statement to confirm their build-quality. Designed and made in the USA, this industrial brand has been developing products for the more common use, these garage lights are the latest one of those products, with a single piece build, a 5000k color temperature, and a lighting equivalence of 16 60W bulbs! The LED lights are rated to last for more than a century, so you obviously see that the guys at Big Ass sure mean serious business when making their stuff. If you’re considering a replacement for your garage light you might want to check out this option. They´re pre-wired and the pack comes along with S mounts to set them up quickly and with ease. Should you like to get it on your wall for more focused lighting and directional function just get the wall mount possibility.

MOON LUNAR GLOBE

Moon Lunar Globe is an exact 3D replica of the earth´s satellite, especially its surface, made from Imagery and data recovered by Nasa´s Lunar Orbiter that explored the moon´s surface. It features a rotating electrical arm that aims to mimic the sun´s reflection on the lunar surface through its ring of LED lights, thus providing a more moonish light, which some might find more inspiring or soothing. This movement also displays all the lunar phases letting us acc...
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FLOYD PLATFORM BED

Floyd, an Ikea-alternative furniture maker from Detroit, and creators of the popular "Floyd Leg" have now presented the Floyd Platform Bed. The DIY bed is a minimal, easy-to-assemble bed frame that’s modular and fits into any bedroom, any space with ease. The bed ships easily and can be put together (or taken apart) in minutes, no tools required. Available in white and black, the steel brackets slide on and fit snugly along the edge of the wood panels. A tens...
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GARDEN HOUSE | TOKYO

This breathtaking work of architecture was named the House and Garden building, it is in Tokyo and was designed by visionary Japanese architect Ryue Nishizawa. The building is an unusual sight in Tokyo and believe it or not, it is a private residence! The house has no facade and no interior walls, instead, there are floor-to-ceiling windows, curtains and an array of plants that define boundaries between spaces. The four-story house is only 26ft x 13ft ...
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