TV may have originally been a source of entertainment but for a lot of youngsters it is also the direction in which all the furniture in the room is turned towards. When something decides the decor of your house, then it becomes the most important thing in the room.

Televisions should never be left on the top of a simple cabinet; no, something this awesome should be given the place of pride in the midst of a super-cool cabinet made especially for it. CUBE is a TV cabinet that is so cool, it may just put the TV in it to shame. The extremely futuristic looking hi-tech cabinet is made from black lacquered wood and has gilded mirrors accentuating its glimmering surfaces. The CUBE television cabinet can hold a television of 32 inches and it includes cool built-in speakers as well.

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The growing family generally faces the space crunch problem and hence has to think of shifting to a new land. Saying is easy but doing it is really painstaking. Ask them, they will tell you!

And here our designers have discovered a contemporary solution to the customary issue. Designed by the German team at Convertible City, Rucksack House is an immediate and easy way to enlarge your apartment size without pestering yourself under the burden of shifting the entire villa. The walk-in cube behaves no less than a supplementary space, lynching from the portico of your existing dwelling via steel cables fastened to the roof. The handy space gives one the sensation of hovering above any remote doings, with its copious casement and urban tree house vibes. The edifice is based off a fused steel cage with a birch finished plywood interior, and an outside grade plywood with porous resin casing on the exterior.

Artistically positioned plexiglass interleaves invite natural light and offer the spectacular view of the surrounding activities. With the assistance of concealed magnets, the wall-sections are unfolded to create a desk and podium for lounging. I think there is no space for giving a second thought while picking one for your den, which was long back counted as villa.

All thanks to growing families. It can be installed via a phone call.

Via InventorSpot

Seekway has put jointly this impressive 3D LED display that has a potential to exhibit images in full 3D at a startling, 30 fps. The sample comprises of a 16 x 16 x 16 network of unified tint LEDs and if calculated accurately then it produces 4096 individual diodes. I am sure it is going to win your heart and mind but believe me a small visit to the video is worth.

Having productively created the aforesaid model, Seekway has plans to enter the mechanism into fabrication, but they’re in a mood to beef up things—by saying you can start imagining a cube equipped with 48 x 48 x 48 grid of interrelated LEDs resonance. It sounds like 11,000 diodes but with no price information available it is difficult to say whether the product is worth picking or is just hyped up.

Via Gizmodo