IOTD stories

 
Kimi Spencer and Marko Manriquez are using brick walls as blank canvases for their own brand of alternative graffiti — moss murals. To create these displays, Spencer and Manriquez use laser cut stencils in all kinds of fun shapes and paint directly onto the brick with a "moss paste" concoction. What you get is an "intergalactic urban renewal-invasion" by alien moss creatures.
 
Hammocks are great and all, but we've found something way better. Designers Daniel Pouzet and Fred Frety built cozy hive-like pods out of sturdy DeDon fiber. You can hang from a tree (even over water, if you're so inclined) or just sit out in your yard — it sure beats a lounge chair.
 
The tractor is hardly a new concept, but this one — dubbed "Deuterium" — is nothing like its predecessors. Let's start with the 360 degree camera that can see as well at night as it does during the day. Not impressed yet? Deuterium also has solar cells and detachable "roller bots" that collect data on surrounding land.
 
SeARCH and Christian Muller Architects joined forces to design this underground dwelling in Vals, Switzerland. With a huge elliptical opening that lets in tons of natural light, this hobbit hole beats out all the other mountain homes for best view. Check out the other images below to see for yourself.

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