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ConverTTable converts a coffee table
The living room coffee table of your house is an important piece of furniture. The new ConverTTable, is one such furniture that is designed to be more that an ordinary centerpiece. This cleverly designed coffee table conveniently transforms into a racing cockpit complete with pedals and adjustable wheels. It was developed over a period of two years with the help of industrial designer Michael Hirschmann. In addition, it also makes use of the existing flat screen TV, sound systems and is equipped with its own set of gaming console. The production model is priced at $7,000 and it is definitely every nerd’s dream come true.
Transform your coffee table into a gaming console
In this era of technology everybody want to enjoy the products that can do multi-tasking, just like smartphones which play the role of a PC, camera, MP3 player etc. But the innovation brought in the coffee table by the ConverTTable has got something very unique to itself. Dubbed as Race-Star ConverTTable, this on-surface coffee table can transform into a gaming cockpit with a blink of the eye. When connected to the your existing hi-fi system, flat-screen TV and gaming console, this one becomes a gaming arcade right in the middle of your living room. After you’re done, this goes back to its original form of centre coffee table.
World’s Only Spherical Wall-Mounted Fireplace
Cupola, this beauty can be mounted on the wall just like a flat-screen TV. Not just flaunting a unique shape, this one displays a very superior technology too. The adjustable bio-ethanol burner lets you enjoy a very vent-less routine of hassle-free and safe flames.
A valuable addition to your modern decor, the fireplace looks nothing short of a stunning sculpture thanks to its dynamic and out-of-the-box design. Lightweight aluminum has been used to make Cupola, which is available in shades of white and black both with a matte finish. The price tag reads $2,735.
"Breakfast in the Desert" has integrated solar panels
The latest commissioned piece from Louis Vuitton’s is the Å”Breakfast in the Desert trunk. It allows complete entertainment on the move. According to LV’s Patrick-Louis Vuitton, the Chinese client wanted to be able to watch television and offer coffee to his friends wherever he traveled in the world, including the remotest desert. The “Breakfast in the Desert” trunk features two solar panels linked to a battery for the flat-screen TV and DVD player, two-way radio, tuner and coffee machine.‚ It took LV a year and tens of thousands of dollars to complete this red trunk in Damier canvas.
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