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• Open Prefab Home Takes Small-Space Urban Living Vertical
• Simple Footed Umbrella Designed to Stay Where You Put It
• Futuristic Induction Stove Uses LED Flames to Indicate Heat

Open Prefab Home Takes Small-Space Urban Living Vertical Posted: 06 Nov 2014 08:00 AM PST Japanese retailer Muji is offering full-size prefabricated homes which address the unique challenges of living in a crowded urban area. The narrowest of their three models is a three-story home that features a central staircase uniting every zone of the interior. Each level of the home is divided in the center by the staircase. Two related functions, one on each side of the staircase, occupy every level. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Green Prefab Shed Homes: Small Space Living by Design Unlimited Additions: 4 Modular Prefab ‘Flex-Plan’ Home Kits Help in a Hurry: Disaster-Relief Container Homes for Japan Hivehaus Hexagonal Flatpack Home Hides Lots of Storage

Simple Footed Umbrella Designed to Stay Where You Put It Posted: 05 Nov 2014 02:00 PM PST Sometimes a tiny design tweak is all that's needed to turn a familiar design on its head. The Stay-brella from Nendo is a plain umbrella with just a little difference: its handle is gently bent at the end to form a little foot.   This two-pronged foot lets the Stay-brella hang from the edge of a table so it doesn't get dirty, or lean up against a wall without getting the wall wet. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Wearable Drum Kit Hugs Your Body in Thumping Beats Smelling Safe: Anti-Mugging Jewelry Makes You Stand Tall Watch Your Nose: Wristwatch Emits Aromas to Tell Time Do the Twist: Sleek Minimal Pen With Smart User Interaction

Futuristic Induction Stove Uses LED Flames to Indicate Heat Posted: 05 Nov 2014 08:00 AM PST Induction cooking is clearly superior to either electric or gas cooking. The electromagnetic technology offers quicker, more consistent heating with lower operating costs, but for some cooks it just feels weird to cook without the visual cues provided by a physical flame. Samsung is addressing this concern in a novel way: by projecting virtual flames onto your pots and pans. Read more… Keep Going - Check Out These Great Related Dornob Articles: Handy Portable Kitchen With Flip-Up Chimneys Moves With You Retro Kitchen Appliance Designs: Cool, Cliche or Kitsch? Wall-Hung ‘Hover Oven’ Cooks & Looks Like a Dumbwaiter Under Cook: Built-In, Slide & Hide Microwave Drawer Idea

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