Minimalistic fireplaces are becoming a vital part in modern interior design. Horus is an Italian company who specializes in ethanol-powered fireplaces that feature a minimalistic style and design.

Their new fireplace, entitled Tetris, is based off of the popular video game. The design is suppose to mimic the falling blocks in the game. It is made entirely of stainless steal which is painted in red, black, and white.

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Working in a unique work environment can bring out the best in employees – giving them a sense of being apart of something different, rather than your average cubical. But not only that, it’s a great way to show off your brand to potential clientele.

In Stockholm, Sweden, a Swedish internet provider had the creative idea of turning a bomb shelter into their new office space. In collaboration with Albert France-Lanord (A)rchitects, the ISP has turned the shelter into an incredible office space.

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When in your bedroom, sometimes you want privacy, other times openness. But with four walls surrounding you, it’s hard to achieve a wide-open environment without big windows exposing the most private room of your home.

Alma-nac created a small loft that combines privacy and openness using a small divider that lets the bedroom overlooks the living area. The room also features a bookcase which can slide to create a completely closed off bedroom, blocking people from the entry stairs.

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Despite what you might tell your friends, most likely you leave a night light on at night. Walking around in the pitch dark is creepy – no matter who you are.

But with the task of finding a night-light comes the challenge of having something that doesn’t look silly during daylight. But to feed your inner-nerd, we’ve got a lamp that will impress all your geeky friends.

The lamp is shaped like the ctrl key on your keyboard, and has to be clicked to turn on. It’s also environmentally friendly due to the fact that it’s LED. A great gift for any computer nerd.

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A transformation is taking place at the MGM Grand. Toronto based Yabu Pushulberg is in the process of designing the Shibuya Restaurant extension to the multi-billion dollar money maker.

The new restaurant is supposed to give customers the feel of Tokyo – a nightlife capital for the young and trendy. Just like any Vegas establishment, it’s not lacking of life, color, and the feel of big city living.

Shibuya isn’t new to Japanese cuisine either. The restaurant has won multiple awards for their sushi, Teppanyaki, and a wide range of sake and Japanese beers. Next time you’re in Vegas – don’t be shy, stop by.

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FiveTimesOne is a group of designers and architects, located in Poland, who are dedicated to creating work that embraces nature and eco. But not only focused on nature, the group is also focused on European diversity.

Their new line of products is entitled the “sTone Collection”. The set includes a variety of stone pillows that can put you intouch with nature as you lounge back in the comfort of your own home.

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Traditional design is nothing to be afraid, but rather accept and cherish. As many designers believe, rather than fight change, adapt to it. Those who are able to do that are bound for success.

In the Park Farm in Cornwell, a new remodel is underway, taking many traditional and classic materials and giving them a unique modern touch.

While many of the original wooden and worn beams are still exposed in the home, designers have added many built-in wooden fixtures, especially in the kitchen.

Despite the new modern feel with the addition of various fixtures, the remaining classic shell still stands prominent, giving visitors a clashing, yet appealing look.

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Italian kitchen appliance designer Rapsel has designed a series of adjustable ergonomic sinks named Allatezza. The sinks, which each have a foot pedal that can pump the sink up or down, come in both a glossy black finish and stainless steal.

Best of all – no need to put the sinks against a wall. Let your stylin’ sinks be the center attentoin of your bathroom.

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Simply put – white walls are boring. But what if there was a way to combine entertainment with style? Thanks to the creative minds over at CinqCinq, you can decorate your walls with something that’s not only stylish, but fun too.

It’s starts out pretty basic – a bunch of mazes, word searches, and tic-tac-toe outlines. But with time, the puzzles some how compliment the room with a totally unique touch that miraculously looks stylish.

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Set26, a Swiss company, is the mind behind these incredibly creative oversized letters. Whether it’s for a business or you’re really that self-absorbed, these letters will fit great in any modern office or home.

Best of all, they’re not just for show. The letters double as cabinets which have trays, drawers, and more handy things to store all your storage objects.

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