- by: Staff
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Design, Home
04/28/2008
Unlike other bathtubs, the Teuco Sorgente "sits flush with the floor, meaning you need to dig down below to install it." No word yet on pricing or availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Not only does the Sorgente look expensive, but its unusual design also means you'll have to build the bathroom around it, instead of the commoner way of throwing in a plastic shell. The tub completely submerges into the floor, and creates that seamless effect
[via Gizmodo - YankoDesign - Dvice]



The Eclosion is essentially a pump up sofa that can also double as a futon. Put simply, "one side features a hidden air bladder that can be pumped up, turning it from a relatively small bed, to a sofa that's suitable for a couple of people." Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Click here for first picture in gallery.
It was designed by Olivier Gregoire and while it may seem similar to the futon you slept on in college, I'm pretty sure the price would ensure you'd never see it in a dorm room
[via OhGizmo - Eclosion]


Designed by Weston Boege, the modular "Range" kitchen concept is essentially a "stovetop and oven combination with a removable rangetop." No word yet on availability. Click here for first picture in gallery.
I mean designer Weston Boege has made it look all very nice, with those curvaceous lines and wooden accents. And his design squeezes in a small oven and stove-top gas burners, along with track-style wheels for mobility
[via Gizmodo - BornRich]


If you've always wanted an impossible to open door chain, then check out the "Defendius" by Art Lebedev. This contraption is literally a maze gone wrong. Click here for one more picture.
Sure there's plenty options out there for those that want quick and easy security measures for their doors, but what about those that like to make everyday activities a challenge?
[via engadget - Artlebedev]

Designed by Jean Nouvel, this stylish faucet features "touch sensor technology on four buttons -- which look taken from a PlayStation gamepad." Video after the break. Click here for first picture in gallery.
Pressing the triangles will increase or decrease the temperature, while the circle will open the water flow, and the X will close it
[via Gizmodo]
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Unlike other pieces of home furniture, the "Fullmoon" line uses "ecologically safe paint (ELI ecolightinside)" to illuminate your room. No word yet on if this concept will go into production. Click here for first picture in gallery.
..'Fullmoon' sideboard furniture has the ability to 'create special effects' in the dark. I assume that means it glows in the dark or maybe it shoots laser beams
[via YankoDesign]

