When you think about over the top buildings, houses, and cars, one of the places that comes to mind is certainly Dubai. There is so much oil money in that country that people can afford to do just about anything you can dream up. A new product has turned up from a company in Dubai and it is pretty awesome.
I’m not sure I would want Imperial Interiors’ 3D epoxy floors in my entire house but they would make for an awesome theme bedroom for kids or a game room. The floors show different beach and water scenes with impressive depth. Some have animals, and others are Landscapes.
My favorite is the first image with the waterfalls. The room where the 3D floors extend to the walls with Jaws coming after you is pretty cool as well. I would constantly step wrong on these floors and break my neck.
[via Nerd Approved]
We are the entitled generation – entitled to benefits whether we have worked for it or not! To conform to this cushy lifestyle a state of the art servant for cleaning chores at home is more of a necessity than a luxury. The TODY features four arms that follows voice commands and cleans floors as well as fabrics. Think curtains, bed sheets etc. Using its 4 arms, it can climb, move and hang to reach areas like seats, curtains, windows and more.
TODY is a part of the 2014 Electrolux Design Lab Competition.
Designer: Rana Alper
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Do you love space? I mean, really love space? Then live in it and paint a space scene on your floor like this guy did. This just might be the coolest graffiti art installation I have seen in a long time. The floor of this house has been spray-painted to look like a galaxy.
Flooring is now the final frontier. It was created by a French team called Graffiti Decoration who specializes in making spaces look more spectacular than when they arrived. I would have to get some matching starship furniture to go with this floor.
It looks awesome, but where’s the remote? Oh, it’s in that nebula there. Damnit, where are my keys?
[via Obvious Winner]
If M.C. Escher were still alive today, I’m betting he’d redo all of the floors in his house with these wood tiles…
Madrid, Spain flooring contractor Arbore created these awesome hardwood pieces in the form of Escher’s famous interlocking geometric reptiles.
Though if Escher had these in his house, actual lizards would emerge from the edges of the floor when you step on it. He’d also have to cover the walls and the ceilings with these, since I bet there was no difference between those and the floor in his house.
[via Buzzfeed on Facebook]
