If your weekends are lacking some artistic creativity, head over to the MoMA store, and purchase a designer emulation kit by Mark McKenna. Put your own spin on famous lamp designs with these DIY kits.
"A tongue-in-cheek homage to some of the best-known designers and their lamps. Each kit is based on a famous product, such as the Lucellino table lamp designed by Ingo Maurer. The purchaser can take part in the "design process" and create his or her own design classic by assembling the kit and attaching it to a 9-volt battery (not included) to display a bright light. " Via D*S







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I’m sorry, but I could not stop laughing after seeing these "nipple warmers" and so I had to share. What are they thinking? I don’t see how these can make anyone "feel luxurious". They look more like un-natural hair growth. But apparently,
A Japanese Professor has created an optical camouflage system that masks an object by making it appear transparent. But how is this possible? The transparent cloak only gives the illusion of being transparent because it’s reflecting an image that is being captured behind the person. A projector in front of the person, then displays the image onto the retro-reflective cloak. Pretty damn clever!