Bufalino was created by German industrial designer Cornelius Comanns. It’s based on Piaggio APE 50 three wheeled light transport vehicle. It’s economic and fuel efficient. It has a cooking zone, a bed, a basin, storage space, a water tank and a refrigerator




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Photo booth is a nice place for making a proposal and escaping fancy restaurants and candles.




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They may look like ceramic cups that haven’t been washed in years, but these are genuine artworks made by British designer Tamsin van Essen.




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Scott Burr, a chemistry professor at Gustavus Adolphus College, in Minnesota, returned from his vacation to find his office a lot shinier than he left it.

Upon returning from his well-deserved Summer vacation, the young chemistry professor found his office had fallen victim to some really resourceful students. Everything in the office, including pens, books and even his box of Kleenex tissues were individually wrapped in aluminum foil. The students were so meticulous they even wrapped a tissue in foil and put it back in the box, for effect.




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If you worry about safety of your pet specifically cat or mouse you should definetely check this awesome collection of armour for animals. This collection was created by Canadian artist Jeff de Boer and consist of armour for gladiators, medieval knights and even Samurais.




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This awesome card deck was created by Kornel Ravadits from Hungary. Such cards of life and death would definitely add more fun to the group card games!




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Another interesting and creative idea of a portable office.
It’s called Kruikantoor and this time it’s made out of foam plastic.




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Chris Gilmour creates such impressive cardboard vehicles.




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No, no, they are not real ) These are hand made decorated cups and spoons.To serve your guests some coffee in there would be a good idea.




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Peter Hennessey, an artist fascinated with science and astronomy, has created a life-size model of the famous Hubble space telescope.

Judging by the artworks featured on his official website, Peter Hennessey has a thing for satellites, Mars rovers and other NASA equipment, but his latest creation, a model of the Hubble telescope, is his most impressive achievement yet. Made entirely from pieces of laser-cut plywood and steel, “My Hubble” accurately follows every detail of the original.




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Simple, smart and creative.
That’s all I have to say about these artificial leaves.




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Ann Conte and Jeanne Wiley have managed to renovate an old, beat-up car, by weaving it a new body, out of seat belt material.




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This mother of twins took on the hobbit house project when her boys were just 1 year old. At first, she thought she’d just build a hill with a round door, like the one of Bag End, but being a perfectionist, Maddie kept thinking of things to add. First she decided to make a removable roof, then she started drawing up the project, and adding more rooms, until she put it in her mind to build a replica of the Bag End featured in the LOTR movies.




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Ephemicropolis is a metropolis made completely from stacks of metal staples.
Peter Root used over 100,000 staples to create this city.

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Artist Steve Powers has created this installation at the Coney Island arcade (New-York) trying to provoke people into thinking about the interrogation technique. For 1 dollar, visitors can look through a barred window on a Guantanamo-like interrogation, enacted by animated robots. The hooded figure leans over a man in an orange jumpsuit and pours water into the man’s nose and mouth, producing convulsions for 15 seconds.




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