Urban Cycle Design

Castro M1 is a sleek little bike designed for urban cyclists. 
The minimalist bicycle is designed, manufactured, and assembled in Barcelona, it was imagined and built to meet the demanding lifestyle of urbanites, it is adaptable to a variety of people with different riding styles, and is quick and easy to store, the kind of bike you could just pick up and ride. 

Its slim stainless steel frame can be folded in no time to occupy only 23 cm (9 inches) of space, and can be stored anywhere. 

Into The Wild Expedition

We are completely in love with the Earthroamer XV go-anywhere, live anywhere vehicle.
Earthroamer are global leaders in Xpedition Vehicles, their spectacular XV-LT model line is currently the best-selling Xpedition Vehicle model in the world, and we can see why, they are in a class of their own. 

The company took a Ford F550 diesel and then overhaul it and transform it into a completely self sufficient expedition vehicle.
It features solar panels to generate electricity, hard wood cabinetry, leather seating, granite counters, convection microwave, forced air furnace, air-conditioning, king-size bed and a private bathroom with shower.

EarthRoamer XV-LTs are designed to accommodate from two to eight adventurers comfortably depending on the cab and camper body chosen.

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Premium Swing Out Storage

Solar Panels

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Leica X-U

The new Leica X-U is simple unstoppable because it can go underwater, in pouring rain, tropical heat or a blizzard. 

The camera features a sturdy body that can withstand falls, sandstorms, and water (it can be submerged up to 49 feet for up to 60 minutes). This is the first underwater camera with an APS-C Sensor, and it features 16.5MP, a 23mm f1.7 ASPH lens, a 3-inch LCD screen, and is capable of shooting 1080p HD video at 30p.  

With these features it is pretty much unstoppable.

A Life-Sized Caravan Made From 215,158 LEGO Bricks

After 12 weeks of construction, more than 1,000 man hours and 215,158 individual LEGO pieces, the Largest caravan built with interlocking plastic bricks was unveiled at the at the National Exhibition Centre in  Birmingham, UK. The caravan was built to celebrate 130 years of leisure caravanning.

 Every last detail was thought out, including a sink with real running water, working electric lights, a bed, seating, a chess set, a fridge, and food in the frying pan.

Transformable Shelves

Recent graduate Alicja Prussakowska designed Mizu as a transformable piece of furniture whose fluid shelves adapt based on what you place on them. Its Japanese name translates to water, which is perfectly reflected in its undulating shelves.

Design in Dubai

Designers, artists and architects created 12 installations for the inaugural Dubai Design Week to put the city on the map as a global design destination

The installations were placed all over the city during the Design Week and were representation of art, commemoration of lost soldiers, translation of traditional motifs into sounds and much more.  

Pop Up Retail Space

Dittel thinks outside the box for pop up retail unit.

The versatile design acts as a convertible retail space, offering retailers and temporary exhibitors a customizable presentation area. It is fully self-contained and covers an area of 9m², but is expandable up to 30m²

Dittel created  the ‘food corner’. 

An alternative cafe area, Dittel bring all eaters to two long, communal tables. The ‘corner’ is a place where everyone is welcome, and features integrated USB charging stations for people on the go.