Okay, here’s a cool set of solar powered fairy LED lights you can use anywhere including your exisiting outdoor umbrella bench.
The idea of hanging twinkly lights around the garden is a great one. Unfortunately regular fairy lights are liable to short-circuit the second you unfurl the mains lead extension. Not so our hassle-free Solar Powered Fairy Lights.
The clue’s in the name because these magical lights are powered by one of the hottest stars in the universe
If I had a million dollars, I’d make sure to get these light-up benches for my outdoor patio. (which of course if protected by overhanging canvas from rain)
Better yet, add some solar panels and make it solar powered.
The bench is suitable for indoor and outdoor, and is weather resistant and rugged. Several benches can be combined together for a more dramatic look. It operates by an individually pre-programmed remote control that is simple and intuitive to use. Almost an art object, the Light Bench creates the right presence in creat
Yes, now it’s virtually possible to build a whole array of household furniture by simply recycling and compressing your good ol’ newspaper.
Kaisin took regular newspapers, layered, glued and compressed them to create a building material that is as strong as wood. He then took these sheets and mimicked one of natures strongest forms, the honeycomb, to create
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSCXXJNaDU4
Wow, Japan has some awesome technologies but this one is really really really cool…
John from The Hacker’s Bench has put together a selection of crazy clocks, this water clock that is located in Kanazawa Station is my favorite. It uses jets of water to either display the time or messages. If you know where we can find some more details of the build I would love to hear from you. Make sure you watch the last 5 seconds of the video to see it close-up.
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