Still not mastered that art? Something wrong with your magnetic field I suppose! But rest assured this Levitating Globe won’t let you down by losing its magnetism and rolling off. Simply because the built-in computer chip at the base of the unit, constantly keeps adjusting to atmospheric changes, ensuring that the globe remains suspended. Quite brilliant! It comes with a US 120V power supply and spins real neat even when levitating!

Brilliance and wine! This is the best way to describe this Cabinet from Creose. Wine is in as is displaying wine for a party in the home or tasting at a local bistro. This wine presentation cabinet comes from the Austrian company, Creosa. Its design draws upon the “display rack” concept familiar in retail. In this example the base is made of concrete and the presentation area is made of acrylic. The product can be found here Brilliant work indeed.

Maybe this reminds you of the violin in the movie Starship Troopsers? I hope this is not a crime. That and this are basically the coolest violins I’ve ever seen in my whole life, and as you know, I’m a brilliance hunter so I’ve seen some brilliant designs.

Inspired by the Giving Tree, this project called the “Savior Bud” latches on to trees (one of Earth’s most generous living things) and uses it’s natural recycling processes to obtain water. In a simple process which basically involves collecting the moisture from the leaves and emptying it out into containers, the Savior Bud takes one more step toward acceptable living conditions in Africa.

Bas van der Veer – A Drop of Water

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To understand Iz you need some background: the Turks love this drink called Ayran or Airan, which is blended yogurt and water. They make it in a special kind of way, and as poetic as it may seem, using the Iz leaves a flower pattern on the user’s palm. The steel body of the cocktail maker is complimented with a blue intricate-pattern elastomer seal.