لقراءة الموضوع باللغة العربية اضغط هنا Russian vegetable carver Anastasia Korsakova makes finishing touches on her work on September 5, 2011 during the first European carving competition in Leipzig, eastern Germany. The competition is taking place during the “Gaeste” trade fair for the restaurant, hotel and catering business running until September 6, 2011. Within four hours, competitors have to carve in front of the jury’s eyes a piece from melons, papayas, Read more [...]

This is why it's called "LIquid" 🙂     Res ipsa loquitur. $257.39. Source bookofjoe.com [via nellouise] Read more [...]

The Face Shelving by Alexi Mccarthy, great idea to bring some happiness to the room. Via 1designperday.com Read more [...]

!لم أجد مصدراً موثقاً يوضح إن كان فيلاً حقيقاً أم مجرد تمثال. لكنها بكل الأحوال صورة طريفة المصدر: عالم البداع Read more [...]

At Osaka City Station, Japan, a water fountain was installed to display patterns like never seen before! MUST SEE VIDEO INSIDE! Patterns displayed are verious from shapes, digital clock and artist images… just lay back, get ready for some spectacular views and enjoy the video. Click here to watch the video The ingenious system is based on a printer that emits illuminated water droplets and that is controlled digitally. The patterns are said to reproduce images stored on a computer. copied Read more [...]

Be careful when you are having your coffee, a great white shark can appear any sec.Buy it here ($9.65) Source [1designperday.com] Read more [...]

Don’t you love the days following a rainstorm? The streets seem to gleam, the air is cleaner, and people are generally in a better mood to finally see the sun again. The only thing that sucks are all those wet benches and chairs. Fortunately clever designers (the Korean design gang) came up with a simple solution. The slats on these benches can rotate to the dry side by cranking the handle. Designer: Sungwoo Park, Yoonha Paick, Jongdeuk Son, Banseok Yoon, Eunbi Cho & Minjung Sim Copied Read more [...]

Strangely Round Rocks of "Unknown Origin" Well, saying "unknown origin" is an obvious exaggeration, since it is widely assumed that they must be sedimentary concretions, and were created by cementation of mud stone, coastal erosion, time and elements, just like any other unusual rock formation. (image via) Yet their bizarre cracked shells, often perfectly spherical shape and unexpected locations remain largely unexplained and keeps them regarded as a "geological mystery". Not to mention Read more [...]

Source[thecoolist.com] Singapore hotelier Alila is well-known for stunning resorts that blend lap-of-luxury amenities with landscape-minded architecture. The company has three sets of luxury villas in Bali, including Alila Villas Uluwatu, an exceptional getaway perched on a plateau that overlooks the ocean. Guests are taken care of by a dedicated butler and can relax in a clifftop pool and bar. The 84-villa resort was designed by Singapore’s WOHA, which created open floor plans with Read more [...]

Photographer and diver Andreas Franke has completed a gallery collection that may just be the first of its kind– a photography gallery underwater on a sunken ship.  Franke’s “The Vandenberg: Life Below the Surface” recently opened on the walls of the sunken ship of the same name.  The Vandenberg was sunk off the coast of Key West, Florida to become an artificial leaf for oceanic flora and fauna.  Franke visited the site of the underwater Vandenberg and captured some stills, then recreated Read more [...]

The golden hour is a precious time of day for photographers.  The hour when the sun rises and the hour when the sun sets collectively cast some of the most magical colors and moods available throughout the day.  This magic hour is a phenomenon well-understood by photographer Andrew Brooks.  His landscape photography captures the still silence of nature at these most magical moments, the times upon which our sun breaks the horizon and ultimately returns to its resting place.   Read more [...]