Another weird idea that makes someone easily rich, this time from the head of a philosopher-artist. Because we buy anything.
These little boxes are made by the italian Michelangelo Roberti. Every piece is numbered, and there are 999 altogether. Every box costs 0,50 dollar more than the one before. So far, 60 is sold, and the next cube costs 90 dollars.
This contemporary piece of art is playing with human curiousity. In every cube there is something. But it can’t be opened, only by breaking it, so we have to destroy the piece of art to know what’s inside the wooden cube. To make it even more curiouser, the artist says on his website, that “another thing will happen when i will have sold all the cubes. For now i can only say that the “content” of the black cubes will change the meaning of my project.” The content only have sense while inside the cube. It losts its meaning if you open it.
What would you do?
(source: trendhunter.com)
We still cannot fall out of love with polka dots. Especially since those little dots aren’t really dots, but gaps, that lets the internal lighting system be seen. The moodlighting is sorted then.
It is available in three different sizes and in various colours.
(source: betterlivingthroughdesign.com)
Everyone can be a DJ. If not in reality, in the bathroom for sure. Thanks to Alexander Munk, who designed the It’s All So Quiet bathroom concept.
The similarity is not only in the get-up. The taps should be moved how you move the pick-up of a record player. The water flows when it moved over 35 degrees, by lifting or lowering the control you can adjust the pressure, and the fader controls the temperature. The music is the sound of the water.
And if we look in the mirror, we can check how we would look like behind the decks.
(source: designspotter.com)
A round bed. What could be more comfortable? You just cannot stretch too far.
Lugi Massoni designed this bed, named Lullaby Due, that could be labeled as retro easily. But soon we discover, that this bed was actually designed in 1968, and they started to reproduce it recently. So instead of calling it retro, we might as well call it period.
The bed measures approximately 92″ diameter and 44″ height. The round mattress is included, but you have to find yourself round sheets and round duvets. But i guess, if you can pay over 10000 dollars for the bed, this won’t be a problem either.
(source: retrotogo.com)
