Thursday, November 14, 2013
Now, that you’ve found that page, you are just about to kill your boredom. Do you love architecture?
Strangebuildings.com has a wonderful collection of the world’s most unusual architecture and together with HDwPic presents you an incredible list of 33 strangest buildings in the world, and best of all, it’s not just another random list, but it is based on 4.520 unique visitor votes.
Well enough of those boring talks, prepare your hand for scrolling down the list, while bored panda eats another bamboo leaf.
1. Mind House (Barcelona, Spain)
Sunday, November 10, 2013
With its special design, the Curvynest sets the standard for functionality and style alike. Tough enough for cats to enjoy a morning of climbing and polishing their nails, the microfiber fabric used on the nest’s unique curved shape is perfect for multiple kitties to relax and hang around together.
Catswall has come with this stylish and avant-garde solution for that constant war between your furniture or decorations and your cat. The Curvynest cat bed is perfect for giving your room a fresh and contemporary design to it. With a neutral color, it will blend in any environment, not to mention cats are drawn to it instantly, leaving you the rest of the room to your enjoyment.
Large Curvynest
Weight: 14.5Kg / 32lb
Dimensions: 66cm(D) X 48.6cm(W) X 100.5cm (H) / 26”(D) X 19.1”(W) X 39.6” (H)
Small Curvynest
Weight: about 7Kg / 15.4lb
Dimensions: 49.2cm(D) X 48.6cm(W) X 55.8cm(H) / 19.4”(D) X 19.1”(W) X 22” (H)
Having a regular vase for your flowers is outdated. A vase made out of plastic bottles is a subject for discussion and inspiration alike. Here is an example of how you can transform 2 regular PET sodas into a couple of useful and cleverly crafted vases. You will need:
- 2 plastic bottles;
- scissors;
- a cutter;
- a serrated knife;
- glue or tape (optional);
The process is very easy but it demands your fullest attention, because it involves you handling 3 types of sharp devices. So, first remove the labels and bottleneck from your pair of PET. Then, cut the bottles into leaves, just like shown in the images. You can use the little ditches on the bottle, if you have that model of PET, for guideline. Make a small cut with the cutter at the bottom of the bottle. Make as many as you made leaves earlier. Afterward, just turn the leaves of plastic and place them into the small cut at the bottom of the bottle. If this doesn’t seem to hold, you can use glue or tape to make them stick. Decorate with paint or pens to give the vases an extra look.
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Smoking is very dangerous and harmful for health and along with it smoking also effects the surrounding people. Through many anti smoking campaigns and awareness programs all over the world there are still 1.2 billion smokers on earth till now date.On average a smoker smokes 20 packs a day of cigarettes.Out of these 1.2 billion there are many chain smokers,heavy chain smokers and extreme smokers.Present’s scenarios advanced technology has found a solution to this problem at a country level.After battling for 40 years, Japan,to reduce this problem of smoking has found a solution : glass bubbles.These glass bubbles are also called as smoke hoods.Smoking bells has been invented which is useful for both smokers as well as non smokers.We cannot say how helpful it is for a smoker this solution but it is useful for non smokers in a way of restricted the smokers to these glass bubbles and making the surroundings,streets,cities and country smoke free.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Friday, September 27, 2013
In this incredible conversion we see an old school bus turned into a mobile home. The all wood interior really gives this mobile home a comfy feeling. There’s a fully functional kitchen, a wood burning fireplace for heat (the bus is undoubtedly poor for insulation), a futon for sitting/sleeping, a desk and shelves with lips to prevent items from falling out when the road gets bumpy.
These old school buses are not known for their fuel efficiency, so gas is probably expensive. The trade-off is of course mobility, and the ability to park/sleep in pretty beautiful locations that a [moderately priced] hotel would be hard pressed to match. The experience of travelling/living in one of these is truly unique.
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