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Photographer Eric Kieboom took these incredible aerial shots of what is reportedly the tallest rock-climbing wall in the world using a camera rigged to a kite. The wall is in the Netherlands, so we can assume that it stands out because most of the country sits below sea level....
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A hotel in Devon, England looks to have become the latest canvas for a certain famous British street artist. The mural shows a small boy dressed as a robot drawing a robot. Although it has not been confirmed that Banksy is behind the painting, it does bear his distinct...
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Estonian sculptor Mati Karmin created an artistic solution for some of the unexploded ordinance floating around on Estonia’s northern coast – he turned them into functional furniture – everything from charcoal grills to baby carriages. We can assume that he took all of the necessary precautions because these particular...
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The traditional boxy shape of wood stoves has one cool advantage – as long as they aren’t insulated, you can cook on them – which is cool if you want to drink lots of tea or want to add a little moisture to the air. I would, however, happily...
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If the good folks at Wooster Collective are to be believed then these three pieces are the work of the world’s most famous guerrilla stencil artist – the one and only Banksy. Their locations are being kept secret, which is probably smart – a good Banksy can usually fetch...
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If you think economy class is cramped, just take a look at these SkyRider airplane seats. Rows have just 23 inches between them (that’s 8 inches less than the smallest economy class seating configuration at the moment). There is talk that this would be for a class below economy...
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This seven-pocket pool table set into the top of a 21-foot speedboat is more than just an interesting looking way to part with a whole lot of money – $55,000 (USD) of it to be precise. The boat was built as a memorial to professional water skier Brian Rix,...
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Singapore’s Changi Airport just got a whole lot more fun (and expensive) with an exciting new addition. The Slide@T3, which is located in Terminal 3 is a 12-meter-high corkscrew-like contraption that rockets passengers down its slope at a speed of 6 meters per second. To partake in the fun,...
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Jack Henriques, the 31-year-old owner of the Bespoke BBQ Company has built something quite extraordinary – the world’s largest fixed BBQ grill. Firing up this bad boy with 14 bags of coal allows the lucky owner to cook 1,000 sausages, 500 burgers, 7 lambs or 2 whole cows. Considering...
The traditional boxy shape of wood stoves has one cool advantage – as long as they aren’t insulated, you can cook on them – which is cool if you want to drink lots of tea or want to add a little moisture to the air. I would, however, happily...
This seven-pocket pool table set into the top of a 21-foot speedboat is more than just an interesting looking way to part with a whole lot of money – $55,000 (USD) of it to be precise. The boat was built as a memorial to professional water skier Brian Rix,...