Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | 1 Comment
Just forget about paintings and other wall decorations when you see what technology can do. The Runco WindowWall is a customizable video wall system, allowing you to seamlessly integrate video into the walls of your home or office. The WindowWall is visually-stunning, and personalizes a private viewing area. It can even replace you TV.
A typical WindowWall system comes in a 3×3 display configuration, pushing out a native 4098 x 2304 resolution onto a 10.1 foot wide screen, and can tile video from 1080p, 720p and other video sources. Other standard configurations include 1×2, 2×1, 2×2, 2×3, 3×1, 3×2, and 5×4 grids to fit into whatever wall space you have to work with. You can even arrange the displays onto curved surfaces.
Posted by elutzik on March 26, 2010 | No Comments
Studio Job created this one of a kind lamp which looks just like a Wrecking Ball and Crane which makes up think of industry and constructions. They took an enormous machinery which is used on construction sites and simply miniaturized it into an ornamental design object.
Posted by elutzik on December 19, 2009 | No Comments
“Breakfast for geeks” is the idea of this one-of-a-kind toaster which prints your toast. It looks similar to a desktop ink-jet printer. Sliced bread is stacked and fed into the design from the top, it’s then toasted and ejected onto the base. This toaster won 2nd prize at the berner design award ’09.
Posted by Bogdan on November 22, 2009 | 2 Comments
Everybody in the world knows that Arizona is a state in US, mainly famous for it’s desert climate, mild winters, and exceptionally hot summers. But with a gross state product of about $232 billion a year, Arizona would have the 61st largest economy in the world, so… despite the hot weather there people work really hard. You might wonder how is this possible: well, thanks to the HVAC Phoenix companies that will provide the most reliable air conditioning equipment in the world.
HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning, a service that is very popular among the Arizona air conditioning companies in the two main cities of Arizona: 
Phoenix (the capital) and Tucson.
For home and smaller business located in their city, the air conditioning Phoenix companies will install A/C and heating appliances, air filtration equipment, fresh air ventilation, carbon monoxide detection, humidification systems and other related equipment, that will take care of dry air, smoke, chemical fumes, high humidity, pollen, cooking odors, pet dander etc. Don’t worry about pollution, these systems are eco friendly thanks to the last trend of going green on anything.
So, if you want to move to Arizona, make sure you will install all the above equipment in order to live a comfortable live at 90–120 °F (32–49 °C) in the summer, and sometimes exceeding 125 °F (52 °C).
Posted by elutzik on November 13, 2009 | No Comments
The stainless steel was discovered in the 1900, decades after the French metallurgist Pierre Berthier found in 1821 that iron alloyed with chromium was resistant to some acids. In the years 1094-1911 researchers prepared alloys that would create what we now call stainless steel.
Due to its high-oxidation and corrosion resistance the newly-discovered alloy was used during World War I to manufacture valves for aircraft engines and years later began to be used more for cookware, cutlery, surgical scalpels, major appliances, tools and buildings. Nowadays there are very few buildings that don’t have a stainless steel base structure, which makes them very resistant and allows constructors to build impressive sky-scrapers.
The last decade has been its highest peek, because of the popularity gained thanks to the companies that produce items and accessories like stainless steel mailboxes and stainless steel fireplace accessories. They are not only resistant, but can also give your home or garden a more modern and contemporary look.
If I were to choose something for my home in order to make more modern i would definitely choose this blomus stainless steel mailbox for my doorway and this fireplace for my living room.
