Want to dine naked? Well, the idea may not appeal to everyone, but soon-to-open London’s naked restaurant is encouraging nude dining. Dubbed The Bunyadi, this unique pop-up restaurant allows patrons to eat their meals in the nude. While most upcoming restaurants are adapting innovative themes to impress their guests, this naked eatery completely stand out from the rest – as it promises to provide completely natural eating experience to the guests.
Stoners and pizza, what a match! But why to carry your weed pipe all the time when this cool pizza box can turn into a marijuana pipe for you? Folks behind Push for Pizza, pizza ordering app, have recently teamed up with Nikolas Gregory Design Studio to create this amazing pizza box that transforms into a pipe for smoking weed. It’s really a stoner’s dream come true.
Floral artist Makoto Azuma has converted three-wheeled Piaggio Ape scooter into a beautiful pop-up flower shop for Italian luxury house Fendi. Originally designed by the inventor of Vespa, Ape scooter was created especially for the struggling class of post-war Italy. However, now this vintage-styled vehicle is refurbished into a floral shop that’s temporarily installed in Ginza flagship store.
Seashells are beautiful and also are surrounded by a common myth that if one holds it to one’s ear, sound of the ocean can be heard. However, it is the noise of the surrounding environment which gets reflected from many hard curved surfaces of a seashell. Well, this popular myth has given inspiration to BayFM78, a Japanese radio station based in Chiba City, Japan. BayFM has created a limited edition radio that’s built into an actual seashell. As insane it might sound, these seashell radios will give people a genuine reason to hold them next to their ears.
Fans often do crazy things for their favorite celebrities, but this fan has actually built replica of his favorite Hollywood actress. Hong Kong-based graphic designer Ricky Ma has always dreamed of designing a humanoid robot since childhood. Being obsessed with animation and robots, Ma has finally created lifelike female humanoid robot that bears close resemblance to none other than Avengers actress Scarlett Johansson.
If you have heard of Colin Furze, then you’ll certainly know what a crazy guy he is. Well, if you haven’t heard of him, let us brief you about him. Colin Furze is a British garage inventor, stuntman, filmmaker and YouTuber who love to do all the insane stuff that come to his mind. And, of course he loves to share it with the world. From creating a firework rocket launcher to Flamethrower Scooter, this 37-year-old world record holder from Lincolnshire, England has become a famous internet sensation over the period.
In collaboration with TOG and Open Dot Milano, a collaborative team has created Glifo writing tools to let disabled children express their creativity. Due to nervous system related impairments, affected children often face trouble in minute movements of hands while writing or drawing. But all thanks to these new colorful writing instruments, made using 3D printing technologies, these kids can freely write and draw.
What comes to your mind when you think about machine guns? Probably, you start thinking about war and destruction. But Denver artist Ravi Zupa wants to showcase guns in different light- as artistic masterpieces. The 38-year-old artist disassembles old manual and pre-electric typewriters and turn the recycled parts into steampunk machine guns, which resemble weapons from World War II.
Matt Tuck, frontman of Welsh heavy metal band Bullet for My Valentine has teamed up with Jägermeister to complete the world’s first continuous gig across air, sea and land. This extreme gig was performed as a part of Jägermeister’s Ice Cold Gig 2016 series. The fifth chapter of the series took place amidst (and above) the Lyngsfjord region, near Tromsø, in the spectacular setting of North Norway.
The Slow Mo Guys on YouTube are showing off the incredible power of fireworks in extremely slow mo footage. You may have seen a fiery Catherine Wheel, a kind of fireworks. Usually you need a tree, fire, and spinning for such kind of circular sparks. But Slow Mo Guys took it to another level by creating a human Catherine Wheel using a burning steel wool.