When your kid sees this, he’ll completely forget about that cheesy car bed he saw somewhere. I mean, who needs a car bed when you can get your very own airplane? Have you ever notice how hyped and excited kids get when they hop on a real-life airplane? for them, it’s like magic, How does a 200-ton pile of metal effortlessly floats in the air? Well, for us, it’s pure engineering. But for them, it’s nothing but magic. And why shouldn’t you give their bedroom a touch of it? I get it, it’s not quite easy to find a proper airplane bed. But you have to worry no more. Today, we’ll introduce you to a truly unique piece, the Sky-B Plane bed, the perfect inspiration for the Kids Bedroom Decor you’ve been seeking.

Great piece of news! The piece of the magnificent story about Alladin is going to be located close to the other popular buildings in Dubai.Inspired by the tales of Aladdin and Sindbad, the project aims to develop towers to be the icons of legends of the past with a touch of beauty and tourism characteristic of the city.

These Uber Air ‘Skyport’ concepts look straight out of Star Wars If Uber is to get its “flying taxi” service off the ground, it will need dozens of launchpads and landing sites on rooftops around cities as a supportive infrastructure. At the ride-hailing company’s second annual Elevate conference in Los Angeles, six architecture firms presented their winning designs of what these so-called “Skyports” could look like. And holy cow, these things look straight out of Star Wars. The “Sky Tower” by Pickard Chilton and Arup wouldn’t look out of place among the Star Destroyers and Dreadnoughts of the Galactic Empire (or the First Order, depending on your trilogy). The beehive-esque “Uber Hover” concept by Humphreys & Partners could easily pass for an Ewok village on Endor. BOKA Powell’s “Skyport Prototype” looks like it’s ready to take flight and begin doing battle with a swarm of TIE Fighters.

Today, Luxury Yachts will talk about a magnificent luxury yacht design, MY ROSWELL, which was created by Monaco-based designer and artist, George Lucian. This vessel was built on the idea of creating an iconic worldwide recognisable yacht, inspired by the future. The full aluminium 65 m superyacht is designed to have full electric running capabilities, supported by two diesel-electric engines and large electric panels that cover the numerous horizontal surfaces of the superstructure of the vessel.