Lake Joseph Cottage

Lake Joseph Cottage is the latest project from VFA Architecture, their aim was to seamlessly blend this gorgeous property into the beautiful Ontarian landscape, respecting it and enjoying it simultaneously. We think this was beautifully achieved, the organic and relatively small structure does fill the low profile goal, but it also provides the comfort and fulfills the needs of those who will live in it. With optimal solar orientation and maximized lake views it also ensures both private and public spaces, with open spaces that are still weather protected so you may use them under poor weather. The balanced mix between different materials, such as metal, glass or wood results brilliantly and its more angular shapes enhance the modern touch the architects were hoping for.

KAMMOK

Kammok is another great kickstarter success story, in fact it was one of the most successful projects on the popular funding site. Kammok is a new, light-weight camping hammock designed to comfortably sleep one person. It weighs less than a pound and can easily be suspended from a tree, rock, post, or other anchor able to accommodate up to 500 pounds. After use, it can easily be rolled and tucked into the attached water-resistant, roll-top compression sack. Kammok i...
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INK PLAIN BODY PRINTS

Award-winning digital production studio INK have created a stunning series of realistic plain body CGI posters designed to showcase some of the world´s most iconic racing cars in the purist way possible, with no livery or sponsorship. The result is a beautiful CG image of a plain body against an ethereal white background to not overcomplicate the effortlessly simple design. At the moment four cars are available, the classic Dakar Rally Porsche 959, the legendary Fo...
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ICICLE ICE BUCKET

Cleverly conceived by designer Rodolfo Dorandi, the ingenious Icicle Ice Bucket solves the annoying and recurring problem of melting ice in the traditional ice bucket. Icicle cleverly slows the melting of the ice by separating the ice in the upper half of the elegant glass vessel from the slowly accumulating pool of water below. This icy illusion is achieved thanks to an inverted interior that separates the ice cubes from the water as it melts....
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