Table with cooler
The Domani ‘Cool Table’ is a oval zinc side table. The table features a build-in wine cooler, and therefore it is the ideal party table. To cold drinks are always within reach.
The Domani ‘Cool Table’ is a oval zinc side table. The table features a build-in wine cooler, and therefore it is the ideal party table. To cold drinks are always within reach.
Cornelis combines art, culture and gastronomy. The purpose of Cornelis is ‘providing a total experience, exchange, interaction and reinforcement between different worlds and develop knowledge. Cornelis organizes breakfast meetings and inspiration sessions with a good lunch, look and taste are part of the overall concept. Food is preferably an integral part of an event. Food brings people together and provides them with new energy.
The Lunch Beat movement was born in Sweden, in a garage located in the central part of Stockholm no more than two years ago. At an ordinary weekday,fourteen people danced together during their lunch break and loved it. Since then Lunch Beat has spread organically all across the globe, engaging thousands of participants, by simply offering them a unique and quite different, co-creative lunch experience.
In a Brazilian pub you can make music with a toilet visit. The music magazine Billboard Brasil has made an urinal for several pubs in São Paulo. Focus your pee on one of the six buttons and create your own concert. You can listen back later your ‘MPee3’ on GuitarPee.com.
With this device, hungry roommates will no longer be able to steal your Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. This new gadget has a real lock with a three digit combination code.
The new MEM-COFFEE maker, designed by Studiomem, is a fully automated coffee machine. On the outside of the MEM-COFFEE are no buttons and panels, because they are replaced by a laser-projected multi-touch interface (similar to a bluetooth laser keyboard).
Dig two holes in the sand and put a table cloth across the middle! If you do this for your restaurant at the beach and pictures are taken – take care that your name comes up!
Hans van Wolde, chef and owner of the two-star-restaurant Beluga in Maastricht (the Netherlands) has develop an ice cream for Albert Heijn (Dutch supermarket chain). The ice cream has a special flavor combination: pineapple, coconut, lemon, passion fruit and banana mixed and placed on a stick. Sorry, but only available in the Netherlands!
Conference hotel Kapellerput has developed a new meeting concept. This new concept consists of a workspace for about 12 persons which can be devided and three Creationrooms. These rooms have their own atmosphere and colours (blue, red and green). The room features a glasswall for brainstorming, an interactive projector, a Bang & Olufsen docking station, WiFi and modern high-tech lighting technology. In addition they serve brainfood and drinks.
The Argentinian and Mexican restaurant El Paso in Hindeloopen, Friesland, the Netherlands has his own growth measure pole. Their restaurant is a seasonal business, during the first visit of kids they measure them, put a mark with their name and date on the growth pole. The children and parents love it and it’s fun to see how big they become over the years. And a lot of parents do come back when in the neigborhood!
The Domani ‘Cool Table’ is a oval zinc side table. The table features a build-in wine cooler, and therefore it is the ideal party table. To cold drinks are always within reach.
Cornelis combines art, culture and gastronomy. The purpose of Cornelis is ‘providing a total experience, exchange, interaction and reinforcement between different worlds and develop knowledge. Cornelis organizes breakfast meetings and inspiration sessions with a good lunch, look and taste are part of the overall concept. Food is preferably an integral part of an event. Food brings people together and provides them with new energy.
The Lunch Beat movement was born in Sweden, in a garage located in the central part of Stockholm no more than two years ago. At an ordinary weekday,fourteen people danced together during their lunch break and loved it. Since then Lunch Beat has spread organically all across the globe, engaging thousands of participants, by simply offering them a unique and quite different, co-creative lunch experience.
In a Brazilian pub you can make music with a toilet visit. The music magazine Billboard Brasil has made an urinal for several pubs in São Paulo. Focus your pee on one of the six buttons and create your own concert. You can listen back later your ‘MPee3’ on GuitarPee.com.
With this device, hungry roommates will no longer be able to steal your Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. This new gadget has a real lock with a three digit combination code.
The new MEM-COFFEE maker, designed by Studiomem, is a fully automated coffee machine. On the outside of the MEM-COFFEE are no buttons and panels, because they are replaced by a laser-projected multi-touch interface (similar to a bluetooth laser keyboard).
Dig two holes in the sand and put a table cloth across the middle! If you do this for your restaurant at the beach and pictures are taken – take care that your name comes up!
Hans van Wolde, chef and owner of the two-star-restaurant Beluga in Maastricht (the Netherlands) has develop an ice cream for Albert Heijn (Dutch supermarket chain). The ice cream has a special flavor combination: pineapple, coconut, lemon, passion fruit and banana mixed and placed on a stick. Sorry, but only available in the Netherlands!
Conference hotel Kapellerput has developed a new meeting concept. This new concept consists of a workspace for about 12 persons which can be devided and three Creationrooms. These rooms have their own atmosphere and colours (blue, red and green). The room features a glasswall for brainstorming, an interactive projector, a Bang & Olufsen docking station, WiFi and modern high-tech lighting technology. In addition they serve brainfood and drinks.
The Argentinian and Mexican restaurant El Paso in Hindeloopen, Friesland, the Netherlands has his own growth measure pole. Their restaurant is a seasonal business, during the first visit of kids they measure them, put a mark with their name and date on the growth pole. The children and parents love it and it’s fun to see how big they become over the years. And a lot of parents do come back when in the neigborhood!