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Nobo : Futuristic Electric Radiator System by Christopher Lavelanet

TheFuture — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 06:23:47 +0000

Nobo is an electric radiator system that gives a feel of an indoor campfire made with ice and fire over a coffee table. This handy heater includes “Pits” that emits heat to make the room warm and is controlled by an iPod-shaped touch wheel and features a built-in projector that makes an excellent environment by illuminating its glass log with flickering flames video. Moreover, you will have a plenty of space on the base for placing the drinks and snack plates of your guests. Right now, Nobo is quite expensive, $2800, but considering the elegance your living room may achieve with it, you can certainly go for it.

Designer : Christopher Lavelanet

Peugeot BB1 Combines A Scooter and A Car as Future Transportation

TheFuture — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:42:58 +0000

The Peugeot BB1 concept is actually an excellent combination of a traditional Peugeot scooter along with a Peugeot car. The key objective of this project is to offer a car that is ideal for city living and driving on busy traffic. Even with this compact shape, this car can make room for 4 passengers including the driver as a result of efficient interior design. The roof structure can easily puzzle a viewer to be a solar panel or something like that. The innovative horn shaped steering wheel has clearly taken this car apart from other traditional wheel-shaped steering mechanism cars.

From : Peugeot

OMNI Futuristic Sound Speaker Concept Will Enhance Your Music Experience

TheFuture — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 01:46:02 +0000

The unique design of OMNI sound speaker concept will let you always be inside a sound stage, even when you are moving around your living room. With the world renowned brand name ALTEC LANSING, this omni-directional speaker will let you experience the completeness of sound. This heavily constructed futuristic speaker system has less structure vibrations and advanced sound quality. The system incorporates one woofer, one mid-range speaker and tweeter on the top, and all these components are separated from each other through using a ceramic plate. OMNI will not only offer you enhanced music experience, also the décor of the interior of your house will become more alluring.

Designer : Nuno Teixeira

Roca Zero Gravity by Oliver Pecharroman

TheFuture — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 11:15:33 +0000

Roca Zero Gravity is a futuristic and innovative way of experiencing the space traveling that are intended to be available for all in near future. This completely new experiences will raise the attraction of reliving these moments by making a desirable relaxing atmosphere. The main goal of this concept is to transmit the feelings of the space and instantly make you overlook about the outside chaos by putting you in a pure serenity condition into the ambience of your own bathroom. The unique and main feature of this room is the space like floating experience, but what makes the capsule exceptional is that you can get the chance to feel the space before leaving the earth.

The non-gravitational environment offers the liberation of forces which is a great way to relax your body to the full. This concept has been designed to create a room with perfect conditions to achieve dynamic balance between psychological and physical aspects of an organism. Various features like color and light, adjustable temperature and pressure, and lack or gravity of course have helped to attain the most possible perfect relaxing condition. Other important feature of this concept is flexibility that has made it easily movable and reusable.

Designer : Oliver Pecharromán

Gorenje Futuristic Kitchen by Ora Ito

TheFuture — Mon, 12 May 2008 11:18:26 +0000

Designer kitchen is the order of the day. Exclusive kitchen and customized solutions is something every one wants to see. With houses and buildings being extension of ourselves, we all want that our living spaces speak volumes about our personality. Be it our living room or our kitchen. Also anticipating the gadgets keeping in mind the lifestyle to be lived, how about a question to ponder as to how will our living spaces be in future? What will be modular kitchen of the future? French Designer Ora-Ito comes with Gorenje, a concept or idea of his version of kitchen of the future.

Clear and simple lines, it is a prototype of design with the cube and the rounded angles. Purified and elegant, but such an ultra space technological. For the Gorenje mark this kitchen tendency is also a technological window. The kitchen of the future Gorenje was nominated in early January 2008 to compete at a price of the best design products that have marked the previous year organized by the magazine Wallpaper.

One finds the last innovations of the mark in term of electric household appliances like the cooking surface to induction tactile along with the refrigerating, furnace and mural hood design. In short, thanks to Ora-ïto’s design, the kitchen of tomorrow is already there. Well with this design seems like Gorenje already has a winner at hand.

Designer : Ora Ito [ProductPage]

Gaya Wall Mounted Fireplace from Safretti

TheFuture — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 06:42:53 +0000

New fireplace collection from Safretti, called Gaya, this wall mounted fireplace can be a focus on your living room, simple yet very bring curiosity around it. The designer, Roderick Vos, known of his intuitive way of working, draw limited sketch, elaborated to actual size, than immediately followed by an initial prototype. Compared to luxury Radius fireplace, Gaya is more suitable for futuristic and modern fireplace.

From : Safrett via MocoLoco

Rotate Your Wood-Burning Stoves

TheFuture — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 10:29:58 +0000

With this wood-burning stoves, you can install it anywhere you want. Max Blank produces wood-burning stoves that can rotate 360 degrees for you to enjoy no matter where you sit. This type of stoves can be placed in the center of your living room, giving you modern and futuristic wood stove. Three glass shelves atop the stove even add storage space for your objets d’art.

Designer : Max Blank