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Furniture made from fungi with light, hard and toxic properties can change the way traditional large-scale furniture production today, Reuters 18/9 reported.
With only a paint sprayer, US researchers can create touch-sensitive surfaces such as smartphones on the walls or tables.
French designers have introduced a specially designed table that acts as a room air conditioner without electricity.
Have you ever imagined indoor furniture like furniture that can move, arrange or even transform into different objects?
A new coat helps both men and women to not have to carry a bag and anything but a sink for the holidays.
Unlike other 3D printers that are becoming more popular, the 3D printer BigRep One can 'print' furniture more than 1m in size.
Nokia is about to launch a new accessory called
Researchers David Carr and John Kestner at the Media Lab of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a special device called Twine.
Micasa Lab, a leading Swiss retailer of furniture, has launched a charger that supports battery chargers and rear-seat speaker systems for iPads and iPhone smartphones.
No matter which smartphone we have, we need to charge the battery. Many companies are anxious to create office furniture with built-in wireless chargers, including desks.
Karton, Australia, has launched a stress test on recycled bedding. Surprisingly, it is capable of withstanding the weight of 22 people. The Paperpedic bed is also design…
Called KNÄPPA, this model is very environmentally friendly because its body is made of cardboard. However, KNÄPPA does not sell widely in the market, which is a promotio…
A person walks into a room with a Fuwapica table set, placed on a table of favorite things, a green jar and sit on one of the chairs. Slowly, the white chair turns blue…