Sunday, 16 June 2013
Do you want these accessories??
Saturday, 8 June 2013
Unusual Bookshelves
Why make it ordinary when you can make it extraordinary?? These the few of extraordinary bookshelves done by artistic designing person.
Friday, 7 June 2013
Cool & Creative : Outside of your box thinking
Saturday, 1 June 2013
10 Weird Shoes in Fashion Today
What fashion lover doesn't love shoes? These were compilation of the strangest shoes in fashion today that even the biggest fashionista may or may not love. These shoes are innovative, funny, and some are even disturbing. Be prepared, any preconceived notions you have about shoes are about to change!
1. The High-Chair Heels
Designed to look like a modern high-chair, the high-chair heels take your feet 6 inches off the ground so they sit almost vertical. This innovative design makes a bold fashion statement that is perhaps better seen in home décor, because it's a fashion accident waiting to happen.
2. The Claw Shoe
This unique shoe is fashion suited to lovers of gothic fashion with its heel designed to look like a talon. While its fashion statement may be work the sacrifice, I like shoes that don't leave me barefoot.
3. The Center Heel Corkscrew Shoe
This strange shoe features a heel that's not quite where we're used to seeing it. If that's not enough, a second strange element was incorporated into the fashion shoe's design; a corkscrew heel. While this shoe at least serves one fundamental purpose of a shoe; covering your foot, it's missing another key element. Fashion lovers willing to risk wearing this design better be professional acrobats, because walking cannot be an easy feat.
4. Cardboard Shoes
Artist Mike Leavitt is featuring a cardboard shoe show in NYC on April 18, 2009. The shoe designs, at a glance, don't look so unusual since the follow sneaker designs of popular shoe manufacturers. It's the material that makes them different. While it might be a great idea for a sustainable fashion statement, these shoes would hit the recycling box after an encounter with inclement weather.
5. Most Dangerous Shoe in the World: Tarantula Shoe
The tarantula shoe is a sky-high platform design that might be a danger to weak ankles, but this scary fashion oddity is the most dangerous shoe in the world for a very different reason; encased in the fashionable item is a live tarantula. Since goldfish shoes went out with the 70s, someone had to come up with a new living shoe design. No word whether or not this fashion might present an animal rights violation or if the tarantula has the ability to be removed. However, there's no doubting that this scary shoe makes a bold and dangerous fashion statement.
6. The Gameboy Shoe
Who says fashionistas can't be gamers too? This geeky shoe design features working retro Gameboys which can actually be removed and played. This multi-function fashion item serves both as a functional shoe and a portable entertainment system!
7. Hot Wheels Shoes
These strange shoes aren't actually made by Hot Wheels; they're designed by Ronaldo Frago. The perfect shoe for mothers on the go since shoes can double as entertaining toys for small children. So the wheels aren't real, but these functional flats sure are cute!
8. Most Disturbing Shoe: The Rat Shoe
Talk about fashion statement! This disturbing shoe might be great for Halloween, because its dead rat design could certainly scare the daylights out of anyone. This scary shoe is not for the faint at heart. But what were they thinking?
9. The Landscape Shoe
This neat shoe is a walking piece of art in design and function. Lover of greener pastures and livestock? Then this shoe is definitely for you. It's unique design built onto the shoe includes a tree, cow, horse and stray lumber.
10. The Pant Shoe
It's hard to tell whether these are shoes, pants or a little of both. While the sneaker design may be comfortable and practical off the runways; you certainly better plan ahead when nature calls.
Air -Conditioned Shoes
Summer is on its way and many people ready to face a hot and sweaty feet.The shoes created by Hydro-Tech are called Cool Breeze and are supposed to help men get though the hot and humid summers for which Tokyo is known (120%!!!).The company claimed that a pair of dress shoes for men, could makes them literally ‘cool’.
The shoes come in a wide range of colors -- brown and black. The footwear can be found in the best-seller section of a prominent shoe store in Tokyo.
The footwear does not run actual "air conditioners," but employs a new filter technology that releases the heat and humidity from the shoe while bringing fresh air in to keep the feet feeling comfortable and dry.
The shoes cost about 7,245 yen ($78.00/U.S.). You can shop for the shoes on the Chiyoda website, if you read Japanese.
source: http://inventorspot.com/
Take a rest & enjoy the gag! :)
LOO or pee?? Keep the toilet clean!
Singapore one of the cleanliness country and holiest citizens in the world. Singapore successfully creates a programme to monitor facilities' cleanliness of public toilet on smartphone application.This app provides toilet users with the convenience of locating a clean toilet nearby and also providing feedback on a dirty toilet they have just visited according to Emerson Hee, LOO programme app's Executive Director of Restroom Association of Singapore.
Successful apps and businesses need to solve people’s needs and problems. Luckily for this mobile app based in Singapore, it fulfills both needs and problems of the consumers. The Restroom Association of Singapore launched an app that tracks the conditions of Singapore’s public restrooms. The mobile app is proving to be very popular as many residents want to know which public restrooms are the cleanliest for their standards.
The mobile app is basically a “Yelp” for public restrooms. Users can use the app to find the nearest clean bathroom, see ratings or reviews on the bathrooms, then they can personally review the restroom after they use it themselves.
The LOO (Lets Observe Ourselves) Connect app allows users to rate over 40,000 toilets in Singapore.
It is only available on the android market at the moment, with a July release date for an Apple version. It has already been downloaded more than 500 times from the Google Play Store. The app allows users to rate over 40,000 toilets in Singapore. Users can merit super clean restrooms or put to shame some of the worst toilets. The app also allows users to upload pictures of the dirty toilets too. Restrooms with 4 stars and more will be deemed as “user-friendly.” This has been part of a campaign in Singapore for better toilets since 1998. The group also asks for donations for restroom cleaning attendants. They also have competitions for the cleanliest toilets too. Lastly, the group produces posters for “How to have fun in the toilet.”
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