Sometimes, all you need to do is look around the house for some clever life hacks. For example, bread tags make great cord labels. Or, you can also turn a muffin pan upside down to create cookie bowls for ice cream. Click here to see more. Continue reading to find out how to make a messenger bag out of trash bags.
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Located in Singapore, the mind-blowing Fish House by Guz Architects "was built with a basement level media room equipped with u-shaped acrylic windows allowing guests a stunning view of the pool, and helping further than connection with nature." Click here to see more. In related news, continue reading to experience the all-new Transformers ride at Universal Studios Singapore.
Other notable mentions include curved roofs which symbolize the sea waves, once again helping to make that relationship with nature through tie to the nearby ocean that can be viewed from several points throughout the household.[via Inthralld]
Whether it be magnetic levitating beds or gel-based refrigerators, there's probably something innovative currently being developed for homes worldwide. We've rounded up a few of the coolest that just may become reality sooner than later for your viewing enjoyment. Continue reading to see them all.
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Built by the team at Ben Bacal, this stunning 3-story mansion in Los Angeles boasts "a custom movie theater and 500 bottle wine cellar complete with a 3 inch glass ceiling built for dancing and entertaining." Click here to see more. Continue reading for a few bonus shots of the rooftop and movie theater.
The luxury housing market in Los Angeles, California is vast, and there is never any shortage of incredibly crafted contemporary homes. The team at Ben Bacal were looking to take things up a notch with the construction of this immaculate masterpiece located at 9909 Beverly Grove.[via Inthralld]
This underground wine cellar by Spiral Cellars could quite possibly be the coolest ever. It "maintains optimum temperature for wine through the use of the company's air flow system along with the earth's natural surroundings to provide insulation, and can house up to 1,900 bottles of your collectibles." Continue reading for more pictures.
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At first glance, the "Tunnel House" may appear to be an optical illusion and / or a digitally altered photograph, but it's actually an art installation by Dan Havel and Dean Ruck, created months before this structure was to be demolished. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading to see five of the coolest homes ever.
